Yeah, that’s a fair point. I wasn’t thinking straight there 😅

I don’t know if this is an unpopular opinion, but I think this is too much. Most people have vaccine induced immunity or natural (or both), so this seems really pointless. Not to mention the current Omricon variant yields less severe symptoms.

Yes and it’s very stable. I don’t know how much tolerance you may have for issues, but iOS 17 is in its final stages so it’s very stable now.

Hello, been using the beta since the first one. Banking apps haven’t been an issue since beta 1 and now that we are pretty much one build away from the RC, it’s very stable.

There should be minimal risk. It’s a lot less buggy and my phone has stayed fairly cool. Just make sure to backup if you decide to update.

There are reports that they are going to be released alongside the iPhones this year.

They are just distracting us from the merger!

KitKat had a good life. It was the first android version I used and has a special place in my heart.

Do you use a different currency to get it cheaper?

As people said here already, I prefer Windows subsystem for Android. It’s built-in and fairly robust.

This looks exactly like Old Reddit, holy shit.

Yeah I don’t think so either 😁

Found this through hot lol

I comment a lot more here than Reddit

Yeah, just turned it off after I saw how much it’s using. It’s definitely a waste though. If you are gonna be using the internet to cache files in the first place, why do you need iCloud to backup the cached files?

Didn’t realize because everything is automatically backed up at first. Took a look and turned it off after I saw it was making up so much storage. Why does the cloud storage need to backup so much onto the cloud storage? 😂

Well? Apparently, they plan on making it happen. https://help.instagram.com/169559812696339

I use iOS, but I will say Bitwarden all the way, even if it’s implementation is not perfect on iOS. I’m sure it’s even better on Android.

Just wondering, how does that affect other instances? The whole point of the fediverse is that it’s decentralized.

Chromium has tab groups where you can easily add or remove tabs from a group. It makes it easy to drag it out to a different window, bring it into an existing window, and the groups are collapsible.

I usually have a lot of forums open, work tabs, and just other stuff. Right now, my solution is dealing with it/creating separate windows, but it gets messy really fast when you have 4-6 different windows. It becomes a game of which one has the tab I’m looking for.

I’ve tried them all, but I really prefer how Chromium handles it.