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yaro330
13d ago
It's pretty clear that you have an extremely limited exposure to the custom Android development space, since you never rebutted any of the points I brought up. Custom android was never easy and never will be. And it's fundamentall
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yaro330
14d ago
> Again, only because the platforms are locked down and there is no single standardized target for universally bootable ROMs in the way a Linux ISO can boot on any PC. Couple of things here. Android was never that open to begin with. The
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yaro330
14d ago
I hate the power button change myself, but 1. It was turned into the Assistant button by default for many years now. 2. Can be switched back easily in settings. > there's 50 apps you don't need Where are you getting your pixels
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yaro330
14d ago
What are you talking about? You're making zero sense. I've been in the niche of modifying and installing my own ROMs, then to kernels, and now doing the same things commercially. It is a niche, it always was. There was never a mas
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yaro330
14d ago
The GPU claim is contradicted by pretty much every benchmark though.
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yaro330
14d ago
> Stock Pixel is an awful experience. So many useless notifications, popups, ads, privacy not by default. Huh? What pixel are you on? You only get notifications from stuff you install after the initial setup is done. And even then you ca
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yaro330
14d ago
> Hmm... Let's try reframing this: "as much as it seems beloved here, people that install their own operating systems on PCs are the very definition of niche users" I mean yeah, 99% of people never installed an OS and neve
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yaro330
14d ago
A "Google bad" essay gets a lot more clicks.
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yaro330
14d ago
They're running rings around google... by enabling features that google develops/support?
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yaro330
18d ago
> The nearly useless LED added to the back of the Pixel 11 likely costs significantly more than the extra die space for MTE support in the CPU cache. How is a bunch of LEDs more expensive than literal die space from TSMC? The chip is pro
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yaro330
18d ago
> Lots of apps and websites only run smoothly on newer GPUs, too. GPU is barely used in non-3D applications. My OP15 runs normal apps and websites just as well as my Pixel 10 Pro did. Speedometer 3.1 returns 10% higher scores in favour o
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yaro330
18d ago
> Pixel 11 has an incremental upgrade to the CPU You keep repeating this everywhere but this is just plainly wrong. They went from an old big.Little (with middle cores) arrangement that everyone abandoned for flagship chips generations a
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yaro330
22d ago
All these funny jabs at Android's security meanwhile Pixels are literally one of the most secure devices in the industry and Google invest tons into security. Hardware attestation stands unbroken to my knowledge, only software attestat
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yaro330
23d ago
How is this news worthy? The cores are off the shelf C1-Ultra. Even Google got them in the new pixel.
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yaro330
3mo ago
The swapiness section is incorrect. If I remember correctly swapiness does the same thing for swap and zram, which is how quickly the given partition starts to fill up. So for swap on hard drives you want it as low as possible, so you'
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yaro330
3mo ago
I think that was already in the RAM crisis, so that was priced in. I think it would be a lot cheaper w/o the whole price boom.
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yaro330
3mo ago
You say that like MV2 version didn't need extensive workarounds to block YT ads.
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yaro330
3mo ago
uBO lite has been working flawlessly for me for the past couple of years.
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yaro330
4mo ago
Kind of same, I bought my LCD deck in late 2022, got a 1Tb SSD but just never really vibed with it. The only game I truly enjoyed on it was Disco Elysium. Will see if the new game from ZA/UM is any good. If not I'll just sell it a
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yaro330
5mo ago
They use Signal too. And GPS. Gonna never touch those too?
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yaro330
5mo ago
He's been against it way before MAX was a thing. He visited russia, yes, like a lot of expats with families that are stuck back there. His last visit was in 2021, again, way before MAX was a thing. If you ever actually lived under the
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yaro330
5mo ago
Durov is about as anti-Putin and russia in general as one can get. He go fucked hard in russia and has been going extremely hard against the censorship in russia. TG is one of the few chat apps that can avoid russia's suppression measu
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yaro330
5mo ago
Oh God not this stupid tweet again. He's "hacking" it from a rooted phone. You can't just willy nilly edit those files like that on a normal phone. Fml I would've written a CN under that. On top of that they didn&#x
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yaro330
5mo ago
The advanced flow is perfectly reasonable and I'm 100% sure there will be Magisk based bypasses for it if you absolutely require Google services + APK installs. The percentage of people installing legit 3rd party APKs is miniscule comp
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yaro330
5mo ago
How is this unreasonable? This is to prevent cases where people are told to urgently install the app while on a call, so the call has to be broken and person has a day to actually do something about the call. Are you that zoomer brained to
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yaro330
5mo ago
Seriously? Not even the DOD partnership?
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yaro330
6mo ago
Oh boy. They don't host these ads, there are plenty of ad providers that happily do though, outside of Google businesses (Meta). Google also isn't one homogenous business, Android people don't have direct access to the ads pe
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yaro330
6mo ago
No real counter argument? Do better HN
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yaro330
6mo ago
A lot of you have never seen your loved ones get some shitty app on their phones and it shows.
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yaro330
6mo ago
You live in a bubble. The roles are inversed. This is "ruining" Android for the 0.001% of power users that install .apk files and improving it for the huge chunk of population that are still getting hit by malicious ads that try t
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