dcdc123
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Comment · 1 month ago
I live in a small downtown condo. I don't have room to store a whole lot of extra stuff but I also have hobbies like camping, watersports, etc. I keep all of that stuff in a storage unit and I access it fairly often. Since I have it I also use it to save all the boxes for my electronics (77" OLED is impossible to move safely without original box for example), car maintenance stuff, larger tools I use less frequently, etc. It is about 3 minutes drive 10 minute walk from my house. I definitely do not use it to hoard stuff I will never touch again.
Comment · 1 month ago
I have an LG C5 OLED and do not give it internet access. It does not nag, every non-internet feature works fine, the interface is clean, and my Apple TV works just fine.
Comment · 5 months ago
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X.com/Flipper_RND — project updates and announcements.Comment · 7 months ago
I use uBlock Origin with basically every filter list enabled on Brave with their default blocker enabled. I just confirmed that this does not prevent the script from loading and scanning extensions. The browser tools network tab on LinkedIn is absolutely frightening.
Comment · 7 months ago
"Forget the network" implies something to do with wifi though.
Comment · 9 months ago
Oh damn I missed that detail.
Comment · 9 months ago
The issue is people that already paid lost their pro features unless they pay _again_.
Comment · 9 months ago
From what I understand this does not prevent use of custom ROMs, it just means ROMs built before it was done will not work anymore. I assume they can re-package old versions to work with the new configuration, I am not entirely sure though. There are discussions elsewhere in this thread with more informed people.
Comment · 9 months ago
It was because a method was discovered to bypass the lockout of stolen devices.
Comment · 9 months ago
You’re absolutely right!
Comment · 9 months ago
https://pricepergig.com/ is another one. Found that on r/datahoarder
Comment · 10 months ago
I don't think you get how it works. When you download a browser on iOS it does not have an engine _at all_, not even a "WebKit fork". The browser is just a UI and wrapper for one of the engines bundles in iOS. No modifications can be done to the engine whatsoever, it is part of the OS.
Comment · 10 months ago
There are many browsers on the App Store but they all have to use one of two browser engines bundled with iOS.