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Doubt it. Knowing Google it’s gonna have some dumb limitation or annoying to turn on.
Also not being able to resize the floating window is laughably behind every other OEM’s implementation, as usual.

Thanks!

The UI elements look like the ones used in Portainer, is it some frontend library?

Does Motorola have good software for the pen? Interesting functionality baked in?

Hey, better SEO at least

For me it’s always been busted both on AOSP and Miui/HyperOS…

Oh boy. Nope. My friends gonna have to fiddle with a VPN, forget exposing JF to the outside…

Oh the Quick Toggle has never, ever worked correctly. I hoped they fixed it after the UI refresh update but unfortunately not yet.

Oh the Quick Toggle has never, ever worked correctly. I hoped they fixed it after the UI refresh update but unfortunately not yet.

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I know right? I was expecting “I will not buy Google again”, not “I will buy the more expensive model next time”…

Here’s the pictures since the article didn’t bother embedding them:

I don’t know why it looks different on every one, the article didn’t explain that either

You should blame the big tech giants and their callous disregard for everyone else for the Enshittification, not the folks just trying to keep their servers up.

…Why? It’s just telling companies they can get support + white-labeling for a fee, and asking you keep their silly little character in a tongue-and-cheek manner.
Just like they say, you can modify the code and remove for free if you really want, they’re not forbidding you from doing so or anything

What a terrible response, I sure hope he doesn’t have this attitude running the rest of the company

Google is continuing its work to split up Android’s notifications and Quick Settings panels.

Holy shit, can we stop copying this stupid feature from the iPhone???
Sure hope there’s a setting to keep both together (OneUI does this), I find the split panels so annoying

The Google Casting protocol is proprietary (and indeed the outage was caused because the system that verifies a receiver’s “legitimacy” broke down lol) so AFAIK there is no Open Source solution that can replicate the functionality. At least so far.

• VPN only, nothing exposed
• Host runs openSUSE MicroOS which updates itself daily
• Watchtower updates the containers daily and if something blows up so be it, except for Nextcloud as everyone says it’s brittle as hell.

True, but you’d still have a lot more control over your stuff than say, some Microsoft or Google product

Their free tiers look nice, but I’ve read that your server must stay above X% CPU usage average to prevent deletion, is that true?