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Neat but I don’t think LLMs are the way to go for these sort of things
Neat but I don’t think LLMs are the way to go for these sort of things
I’ve always been a power user but never minded Windows until W11. Luckily WSL was a great gateway drug for me and I ended up switching to Linux full-time after living inside WSL for a few weeks.
Is it that you can keep using the free trial forever? /s
That’s my strategy. Leave the notification there until I have to get to it
I would login to my phone to do something and it would dismiss my unread notifications from the lock screen. Never got into the habit of swiping down to check notifications as there isn’t any indicator like on Android. On Android I’ll keep a notification up until I get to it, so it’s always a reminder on my lock screen.
+1 switched from a Pixel 2 to iPhone 12 for a year and a half. Ultimately went back to Pixel because I was missing too many notifications
Ideally. Depends on the update time too. I know flashing ECU tunes requires a battery topper. I’ve also killed a car battery modding my infotainments firmware so it’s totally possible. But most likely Subaru is doing it out of an abundance of caution… Don’t want an angry customer coming saying the update killed their battery
It’s because they don’t want the car battery running flat during installation. Kind of like how your phone requires a minimum battery charge to update
On my phone I double tap the power button to launch the camera, then use the volume buttons to snap a pic. Doesn’t require me to look away from the road. Framing isn’t always right, but it’s 100% doable without taking your eyes off the road
The black spots are from the OLED panel being cracked. This is a lot better than earlier OLEDs that would completely die if cracked
Pixel 6 pro did the same thing, flickered below the line. Slowly got worse until nothing displayed below the line. You need a new OLED
~ 5 watts when I ran everything on an old laptop
~ 40 on my new desktop server
This makes me so happy! I’ve been maining boost for almost six years now and was so bummed when the dev announced he wasn’t going to be working on a Lemmy app. Looks like he changed his mind!
Seems on brand of them
Seems to have fixed the Jerboa for Lemmy timeout issue!
So far, so good. The official Android app needs work but the desktop site works well. Deleted Reddit and not looking back.
Isn’t that what Google and Samsung already do?