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26 days agoI never thought they couldn’t. Glass phones were an absolutely ridiculous idea.
Baggins
Music (mainly prog rock) and veggie loving, geeky cat butler living in Hertfordshire UK. A lover of all things LOTR (since I first read it over 50 years ago) scifi and what have you. Ex soldier (Royal Artillery) and other trades ;-)
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2·1 month agoNever had any luck with WIne - don’t bother now. Am lucky(?) enough to only have to use Windows at work. Although my browsing habits may change slightly when we upgrade :-)
Ah yes, the subscription. I’d forgotten about that.
That is good news.
Cynical me says there’s some sort of catch though. They are commiting themselves to sell fewer phones. How else are they going to make their money?
Then again perhaps they are accepting they can’t keep going on as they have been.
Yes and it was a pile of steaming hotspur.
So say we all.
Been waiting to use that ;-)
If you’re in the TNT market, I can understand why you’d need a tough phone 😉
Upvote for username before I’ve even read the article!
Upvote for username.
Not even read the article yet!
1·6 months agoToo late, they would have already contributed,
But its all about the numbers, like the speed thing we used to/still have on PCs.
Yeah there is that I suppose.
Anyway, I’ve had this odd little cough lately…
A good use of AI. This is what the future was supposed to look like.
As long as they do it silently 😉
Been using it on all 3 of my machines for the last few months. I used to always end up back on Mint but about a year ago that started crapping out on things. MX just works for me. One thing about all distros (that I’ve tried anyway) lately, is that they don’t see the wifi card in my small Beelink PC. So it’s plugged in. Windows did see it, but I wiped that and installed Linux not long after I bought it. Had a couple of issues with KDE and it wouldn’t wake from sleep so back to XFCE. Not too heavily customised but it seems to be a keeper for my main machine - the Beelink. I have a Lenovo Ideapad that currently has Manjaro on - might try vanilla Debian on that. The other machine is an ancient HP laptop - MX XFCE will be staying on that until it craps out for good.
Well, what is your favourite then?
I
thinkhope they were being sarcastic.
Like the uniforms when someone’s wife took over design in Space Force.
Now they just need to shrink that into a phone and we’re good.
It may be the size of a wardrobe now, but remember this?