Oh sounds good, i hadn't seen that one, i'll have to check it out.
PS. I think i prefer a native app (iPeng) over a web-gui though; and also i can then use the iPad/iPhone as a player device.
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Oh sounds good, i hadn't seen that one, i'll have to check it out.
PS. I think i prefer a native app (iPeng) over a web-gui though; and also i can then use the iPad/iPhone as a player device.
For reference:
Setup was quite a bit of work though, so you need _some_ technical knowledge.
well they are free to offer it - and i can understand they do this to try to build their service/company. If people don't LIKE this, of course that's fine too, then just don't subscribe / use it.
I think the criticism of OP is a little too much black/white thinking.
This black-and-white thinking [1] is also bad. What’s the point if they show 0 ads, subscription price will then have to go up to cover the costs, and nobody signs up so they go bankrupt. They also have to be able to survive in the current world/reality, even if they WANT to show 0 ads.
My point is: we don’t have any insight in their financial data/revenue/costs.
> "The first time you download Warp, you will need to be online to sign up and create your user account. After that initial setup, as long as you’re signed into the Warp app, Warp’s core terminal features will work as expected when you’re offline."
Personally, i hope once the Ads start appearing on Bluesky, everyone will move to the open-source Mastodon... - which relies on community support and contributions for development and sustainability.
Yea, like how WhatsApp promised they wouldn't share data with Facebook;
A promise obviously has 0 value...
Process 575 is not debuggable. Due to security restrictions, leaks can only show or save contents of readonly memory of restricted processes.
Process 575: 747950 leaks for 2294465728 total leaked bytes.This totally breaks my workflow. I also tried jailbreaking, but it's all too finicky. It's yet another project to manage, instead of a solution / improvement.
Exactly, i do the same thing with my (new) Macbook Air, it makes the TouchID sensor work much more reliable (also, i use my middle finger by the way...)
You might want to try SingleFile, i often use it and it's really good in my opinion:
https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/?...
PS. I sync the particular folder i download to across my devices with "Syncthing" by the way.
Thunderbird has the Dark Reader addon, which is very nice…
Also backing up to a Hetzner storagebox, so it’s quite cheap too.
> PocketBook devices do NOT run Android
Well actually some _do_ run Android, but good to see also some of them (like the Era) do not...
> these are driven by a schedule based on the set timezones Yea, i don't really like that unfortunately, as it doesn't properly work inside when lighting changes.
I'll patiently wait on a next release, hoping for a non-Android and light sensor included device :-)
1. Android (privacy...)
2. No light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness to surroundings
(i currently have the Kindle Oasis 3, jailbroken, running KOreader.)
I managed to jailbreak my "Kindle Oasis 3" and install KOreader [1] and Syncthing on it (the process of achieving this, as described on mobileread.com/forums was quite horrible by the way.) Very happy with the result though, books are just synced automatically with my Macbook via Syncthing.
Hopefully somehow a similar setup will be possible with the new Kindles, if they can also be jailbroken.
PS. The Kindle Oasis 3 is still great in 2024, it even automatically adjusts brightness with its light sensor.
I have a feeling he will continue on the same path as before, as soon as he can travel outside of the EU.