Fully replace it or just switch to another one due to low battery? I haven’t replaced any battery yet as I’ve had them for just a bit longer than 6 months, but I’ve had a couple cases of switching batteries to make sure I don’t run out of battery unexpectedly, for example during a quizz night

My (smart)phone still does it! And it came with a second battery

❤️ Fairphone

Sounds like an interesting book

Thank you for sharing!

I would be fine for the rest of my life with 0,005% (10 million €)

Now that I think about it some more, I don’t know anyone who could not live a great life with “just” 10 million. Over 80 years that’s 125k/year!

I believe bazzite offers that feature if you want it. You either select it during download or installation

https://rsf.org/en/rsf-world-press-freedom-index-2025-economic-fragility-leading-threat-press-freedom

What’s the name of the option?

The AI is local, privacy respecting and optional to use, but I agree a config option to hide the button would be nice

Edit: Apparently you can disable the feature

Did I miss something?

You probably meant to say community not instance. Lemmy.world is an instance, inside it you can find communities like !memes@lemmy.world

Just a guide on how OP selfhosts headscale using postman with a few nice features enabled

You should probably repost this to !handhelds@lemmy.ml

50 cents per installation of an alternative app store is very malicious indeed. It feels like they don’t want anyone to use that feature…

I see that, but since I do not use iOS devices, I was curious whether the changes were already implemented in the EU.

Wasn’t the Digital Markets Act in the EU supposed to force the same? Did they implement it in the EU already?

Great article, thank you for sharing

Thx!

Could you link it?

Could you add a link to the project?

I read their documentation yesterday, and it strongly advised a complete reinstall. While they do have a tool that eases the process of storing your setup and then recovering it on top of a new install, it’s still significantly more complicated than just ‘sudo apt upgrade’.