Well their previous phones have been usable, but barely apparently. Every discussion with users, it is just riddled with bugs and doesn’t function as a phone often times. Though cheaper Samsung’s often also don’t function as a phone either I guess.
I thought about getting one for a while until a lot of users said they have to carry a second phone also, which defeats the purpose for me.
That is insanely quick, are you swinging it around by the cable or something?
I got a 8-10€ Anker cable in 2018 and it finally broke after daily use in 2026.
There is ambiguity in their ToS regarding commercial projects.
They have said that they have to clear it up IIRC because they aren’t against it, they just have to figure out what to officially allow and not or something.
Gittea also for closed source/companies who don’t want to host their own repos.
How big are these projects? It sounds like a nightmare to maintain or even finish!
“What does news of open-source-adjacent licenced hardware source files of a product from a company actively working on and contributing to multiple open source projects have to do with open source?”
“Europoor” was (is?) commonly used on 4chan by idiot american men being directly manipulated into being ultra-right nationalists by Epstein and his friends.
I don’t know if it was also on reddit, but not the reddit I browsed before lemmy
Now in Belgium, a fake chicken meal with 2 fake chicken fillets is <4€
The cheapest chicken fillets at aldi are 6.50 € for 2.
Here real meat has been increasing for years while plant based stays the same. Ground pork is still cheaper though.
The actual chicken fillet is like 1.5x the protein still, but not too bad. My girlfriend is not veggie and I feel financially bad now also when I get meat for her, but she needs very calorie dense foods sometimes because she can’t eat a ton.
Aren’t both true though? Internet anonymity has certainly brought out the worst in people all the time, but non- anonymity makes resistance to fascism muchore difficult…
Drip is open source and fully local!
I am a bit confused what this project actually is.
Is it replacing ESPHome as a framework to build code into?
Is it a UI builder?
Is it for all displays eventually? (hence the name, otherwise it would be a very weird name for something that doesn’t handle normal displays)
Is it yet another standard library as a “no code solution”?
I would guess a ton of this is exploiting vulnerable cloud-connected IoT devices that manufacturers don’t actually support with updates and if they did, users wouldn’t install them.
The embedded MCU firmware scene is only recently started taking security seriously at a larger scale. It was always an afterthought before I hear.
One project I am doing at work (engineering and administrative departments run on spreadsheets) not being a programmer at all is automating technical sales generation. We make custom things but we have a few products that have a bunch of standard things to configure.
Using VBA to do a few small calculations (it sucks at large data which is why python in excel is amazing) and taking in a bunch of configuration fields to output a price, then generating a word document from a template with the quote including the relevant configuration details.
And an electronics guy’s smart home if there is no wireless at all and all KNX and Ethernet wired lol.
USB has very tight tolerance standards for USB-C. It means that there is just the right amount of clamp that it stays in while maximizing the lifespans before the clamping mechanism wears out.
If you use cheap cables, they are often made out of spec which can wear out the clamping and make the port either not charge or even fall out. HMD (Nokia) phones had terrible connectors for at least their first 3 generations that wore out, even with certified cables, after 6 months and my cables would literally not charge and just practically fall out.
The safest bet is to choose a USB-IF member as they are certified with the standard.
Humble bundle got stripped by its parent company IGN. That’s why they haven’t had a good bundle for a long time.
In July 2024, all Humble Games employees were reportedly laid off. The company said that it’s “restructuring”, and that Humble Bundle will not be affected.
Humble is being enshittified.
This is a bit vindicating lol. Every single social media post on the internet even here on Lemmy when something comes out about scalping people for more of their data there is a top comment saying: “do this and this to opt out” as a solution and it gets high visibility.
I usually say “yeah, there is a high chance that does nothing” and there are always people who say that is not true, without exception… Well, here is more proof.
Those trackpads better have damn good palm reject because getting to those thumbsticks without brushing the trackpads will be impossible for many people.
Lemmy also doesn’t get indexed by web search engines. I have yet to find a single post from lemmy on google or DDG even when specifically searching
Except 99% of the time, the company bankrupts the person who invented it (or threatens to) and then buys it out from under them through financial coersion and then make millions or billions in profit while giving the person who spent years or decades of effort developing it less than 1% of its worth.