

What casual use can you do on windows/Linux that you can’t on android?
And Android is so much better than windows/Linux for touch that it’s not even a competition.
What casual use can you do on windows/Linux that you can’t on android?
And Android is so much better than windows/Linux for touch that it’s not even a competition.
I have the galaxy tab ultra. I use it more than my actual laptop for surfing and lounging and watching videos. For work and productivity I use my laptop. If I really had to pick one, I’d probably pick the tablet. It’s all about what you do with it + formfactor
(have a desktop for actual gaming)
Also, the Lenovo y700 is an awesome device if you want an 8inch tablet.
Lol, OK. Yeah. Didn’t think about caveats. :D
Ah, fair enough. So that’s similar to “infinite universes of infinite possibilities, except light can never go faster than 300.000 km/sec”?
In an infinite list of letters, every single book ever written, every word ever spoken (and to be written/spoken) should be present no?
I guess the only caveat is that in an infinite universe certain physical laws could be universal (which would prevent eg any universe to break the speed of light)? But some version of me having hair past my 30s should certainly exist no?
Or am I getting this completely wrong?
Cheers. Rom hacks are like indie gaming lite. Some of them are great fun.
I absolutely love your posts. I didn’t realize you were posting daily. Every time I saw a post (a few ten times) , I tried to interact with it. You’ve given me some great recommendations for comics. Absolutely loved them.
I look forward to what you have to share in 2025!
Oh yeah, I also read xiii. Not sure which one I prefer though. Difficult choice.
Lived in Japan for more than 2 decades. Never saw one.
Japanese cities have a surprising lack of green tbh.
Yeah, I’m a big fan of Largo Winch. It reads like a James bond thriller. Great characters, great art and absolutely thrilling stories.
I use a seedbox abroad and secure ssh to transfer stuff to my own server. Don’t see what additional security a vpn would give me.
I just read the entire bd. Fun read. The story of Arn, the final one in the book, was a great read. Felt like an ancient Greek myth. And the art was phenomenal at times.
Thx for the recommendation.
Cool little story. Always a big fan of that style of artwork. I’ll have to look into that series, had never heard of it.
Or native gestures in Firefox. Either would be perfect.
Is there a single good article on Forbes? It’s always fucking clickbait without actual content.
Yeah, as long as Firefox (or a fork) doesn’t have native gestures, I can’t fulltime swap to it. Gestures addons are not the same. Anyone that used vivaldi (or opera) for any serious length of time knows what I mean.
I’m very happy my 12y old kid can’t just sideload shit nilly willy. He legit Googles minecraft hacks and downloads random apks and stuff if he gets the chance)
(his phone is also fully locked down with parental because a 12y old should have free reign on the internet, but that’s beside the point)
I work for a large eu government agency. Why the hell they still insist that we promote our workings on Twitter completely eludes me. It does not make any sense whatsoever. They should get off and stop promoting that cesspool. Go to any of the myriad of competitors or just go back to Facebook and Instagram…
Ofcourse not, I also use fdroid and I sideload a shitton of apps. But Google is not killing off alternate stores, they’re just making their store safer. My whole point is that this change is not that negative. If anything it’ll have a positive effect on non tech savvy users. It’ll save me time by potentially causing less issues on the devices of family members.
Being overly Paranoia? Can’t think of another valid reason.