😅 In software, I am not an early adopter for such reasons. Being in consumer tech development, I prefer to be one step behind.
😅 In software, I am not an early adopter for such reasons. Being in consumer tech development, I prefer to be one step behind.
Install UAD (Universal android debloater) on your PC. Has recommended and advanced lists to remove bloatware across various brands.
Yes, I meant the fork INSULAR.
Alternative with the same option is “island”
Great list, thank you!
Minor comment: Keepass DX is syncable, as you can save the dstabase in a synced folder, either on a NAS or the cloud.
Simplr keyboard is ok for now, until there is a Fossify option out.
I tedted both, my brief summary:
iOS sucks for retro gaming. Possible but tedious (In general, i am an iOS person, but gaming made me consider android.)
android emulation is more versatile snd allows for tweaking, which is required for many hardware/game/emulation mixtures –Retroarch works best up to 16 bit systems –N64 and up works best with dedicated emulators (mupen64 plus FZ, Dolphin, duckstation, aethersx2)
Maybe this helps you.
OK, I was thinking of piHole (+ unbound) as local DNS blocker. Sure, there are other ways. Thanks for clarifying that!
OK, I was thinking of piHole (+ unbound) as local DNS blocker. Sure, there are other ways. Thanks for clarifying that!
DNS-based blocking more complete for your whole network, independent of the device settings for tech-avers users/kids. DNS-based blocking is less flexible for all users in the network - especially when you need to make exceptions for certain sites. They are also limited to your home network, unless you have a VPN server. Therefore, for mobile devices app-based blocking is the main way to go. Consequently, both make sense and your use case is relevant.
Not sure why, but on Synology with docker, the pihole:latest releases are usually a mess and restoring settings and client lists does not work. Unfortunately, only “latest -2” seems to work most of the time.
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