Chaphasilor [he/him]

Sounds like while they’re officially recognizing OrcaSlicer, they’re now doing everything they can to make using it as cumbersome as possible…

That’s one big hand…

I also get that oversharpening effect on my Zenfone 10 :(

Well it’s not technically a bug, more of a feature request. I debated creating an issue for it, and also thought about implementing it myself. But they are busy enough, as am I…

One thing that’s really bugging me out with K9 is that as soon as I open the app to the messages list, all notifications are cleared. I use notifications to keep track of what I still need to do, so this really sucks…

Home Assistant can record the position of a device tracker (e.g. a phone with GPS) and does reverse geocoding (coordinates to addresses). There’s also a “premises” attribute, but I’m not sure if that includes the types of places you’re looking for.
Here’s some more info: https://companion.home-assistant.io/docs/core/sensors#geocoded-location-sensor

I’m not aware of a nice way to browse these locations though, but at least the data would be there.

Nope, works on non-rooted phones too. There’a a new installation framework in recent Android versions that allows background installs by apps other than the Play Store!

I’s suggest Droid-ify as the F-Droid client, it properly supports background installs.

But you might wanna support the artists :)

Actually the problem seems to be early adoption, at least that’s what my professor told me. Wealthy countries like the USA and Germany started deploying internet infrastructure very early, and replacing all of this equipment is now very expensive. So we’re mostly stuck with older tech.

I actually have a friend that uses such a small phone, they use a regular querty keyboard, just usually in combination with glide/swipe typing. I don’t think you can install WearOS keyboards, and afaik the default keyboard on WearOS is a full-size querty anyway…

Why would you be “dependent” on it in any way? There’s no vendor lock in…

You mean fall?

Article says W5+ only adds a co-processor compared to the W5, and Google is using its own custom co-processor instead

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!