A gentleman never gets cheaper. He just doesn’t immediately raise his prices to keep up with inflation.

I read that title as “Is there a FOSS alternative to apps like TikTok?”

How will it affect me? Well! It won’t because I don’t use Android. Lol

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I don’t think it’s possible. iTunes requires a full OS install, so you’ll have to just run it on a VM. And Apple has things locked down so much that the only way to do full iPhone/iPad backups is through iTunes.

You can start posting on !selfhost@lemmy.ml instead.

!ShermanPosting@kbin.social I think is how you do it.

I just use Spotify for podcasts. Unless there’s something I’m missing from other podcast apps, Spotify works great for me.

I think they mean it slows them down even more.

It’s not selfhosted.

Are they the kind that have two parts with the middle part popping up? This kind uses the middle part to lock the outside in place and you have to pull the inside up first before you take them out. I’d also recommend buying a tool to remove them like this https://www.amazon.com/XBRN-Removal-Window-Fastener-Remover/dp/B08GKK5ZTL

Swipe controls are a major plus for me, and the app keeping my place when I go back to my feed instead of just starting at the top.

I also wanted something like this, but I don’t want every single community. I ended up making a not account that I use to subscribe to random communities I might have a fleeting interest in, but don’t want in my subscribed feed.

I’m a big fan of TMA, but I’m more intrigued by your domain name. That was a great find!

If there’s already some old solder where you have to solder again, add a little new solder it before removing the old. Make sure that the pad is clean before you solder your new piece in place. Heat up the metal and touch the solder to it, don’t try just heating up the solder and letting it drip on.

I don’t know what you mean by “siringe instead of fat” though.

Seems like a “it’s easier to just turn that feature back on than try to fix what it broke” kind of thing.

I don’t think that’s considered a debit card.

This was going to be my suggestion!