Just dled this. Works great for blocking my Bluetooth rv control app from asking me to make an account!

Section 230 is good overall I think it just shouldn’t apply to anything sorted by engagement or not clearly defined and auditable. Section 230 makes sense for Craigslist but not for Facebook/Twitter. If a site has a “suggested posts” section or “you may like” feature they should be treated as publishers and not protected.

It does. I have an old Verizon phone as the white noise player / HA control in my kids bedroom. You will have all the bloat and whatever other services they install in there too though.

Cool thanks

How is this different from the rom I have backed up? Is it a standalone program and doesn’t require emulation? Is that why it’s an executable?

I disagree about the UX but that is probably just my preference. I use Facebook marketplace sometimes and it seems fully functional, no jumping around or whatever. Every now and then I have to use desktop mode but only on like government sites. Maybe it’s because I use an ad blocker that I don’t notice the problems you report.

1. Jerboa
2. Firefox
3. Feedly
4. Home Assistant
5. Ghost Commander
6. Joplin
7. Moon+ Reader Pro
8. Avenza
9. Kodi
10. Twilight

Honorable mentions to Newpipe and Termux.

Can’t you export your library / media settings and only have to change file paths or mnt points?

I’m adding debian to the drive on a ten plus year old laptop as we speak. It’s taking forever because I have to do part of it manually but usually it takes less than an hour and is mostly idiot proof (my current project is on its 3rd week so I am just a special kind of idiot) but a small lightweight distro alongside the windows partition is an easy way to give old hardware new life without migrating data.

I think you need to do some more reading. But you’ll do fastboot unlock ( enable unlock in developer settings) then adb to install your recovery (twrp or whatever for that version) then flash your rom.

https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/08/apple-cuts-off-beeper-minis-access-after-launch-of-service-that-brought-imessage-to-android/

I’m glad to have read this. I’ve been really curious about that line of readers.

For whatever reason maps is my go to search when using Google. I often just want a bar or restaurant website without dealing with Google search and maps is much faster