[–] 1 point 1 year ago* (1 child)

Nothing phones suck. No spare parts available to buy and support sucks. I purchased a nothing phone and my camera cracked, that's when you realize the device cannot be serviced locally AT ALL. You will have to ship off the device OUT OF THE COUNTRY waiting months. I wanted to replace the camera myself but you just can't. I just gave up and bought a SOMETHING phone.

On top of that the features were gimmicky at best and poorly implemented. API for extra lights and stuff is severely lacking. I wasted a lot of time trying to customize this thing but it's not possible. Just a bunch of useless presets.

Now I'm stuck on this stupid Motorola now. It's okay but can't set a folder for wallpapers and there's no way to replace the wallpaper app. My next phone is going to be graphene based.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago* (1 child)

    Everything about this screams honeypot. They are lying about push notifications. All push notification tokens can be linked to a device. iOS makes it easier to conceal malicious code. It's more steps to obtain the application for third party decompilation and analysis. Apple is playing nice with the current treasonous administration. As long as the secret court and gag orders apply you can never trust a single company to protect your information. That's why open source releases of Android and other OS are a better option. Because you can't attack the people running it directly. Still don't run any variant of ice block. We need another version. Web based if possible that can be accessed with VPN.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    Reminds me of my Tetris that I wrote in college, I was having all kinds of strange crashes and I couldn't figure out why, because everything seem to be working fine... I posted to C channel on IRC and it turned out all my pointers were backwards!

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  • [–] -5 points 1 year ago

    In my experience I have more iPhone chargers stolen from me than anything else. iPhone users are cheap, can't even be bothered to change to non-default ringtones because they cost money 🤣

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    I would like to donate to fund to defend emulators as they preserve the history of great games. We need to show Nintendo that we do not accept it's abuse of the court system. The goal would be to make it exorbitantly expensive for Nintendo to destroy projects with frivolous lawsuits or to seek injunction against Nintendo for abusing the court.

    What do you think? What is the best donation method? How can we secure legal council with donations?

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