I still have my HTC touch dual and my HTC Magic in a drawer somewhere. Those were such exciting phones, coming from a Nokia.
Flashing Cyanogen Rom and custom recoveries felt so bleeding edge. Now a new phone is just an incremental update. A lot more stable and capable, bit kinda boring
Lock the door, drill the core. Charge them for a new core + re keying + installation and wear on the drillbit. Use 30 minutes and make sure the price is 3x of your regular unlock fee. Now they are 6x on your time for only 3x the price. Super bargain
It seems to be a P7 problem, that affects some users. It seems to occur after the Android 14 update. My wife’s phone does the same. Some people solve it by downgrading to Android 13
Credit card fraud
He does a lot of work as special advisor for EFF and also know for the invention of the word Enshittification
He’s very anti-DRM, so much that he doesn’t sell his books on Amazon, because they refuse to sell them DRM free
He’s always worth a listen, for instance on This week in tech
I just use my nails to get it off, and most of the time, I manage to get most of the glue off by reapplying the sticker and peel it off again a few times
We also give out sprays and microfiber cloths, and I always tell people to use them apart. Just because both says Zeiss doesn’t mean they’re to be used together
What do you use to wipe away the cleaning spray? Microfiber cloths don’t absorb so we’ll, so you’ll usually get a better result using something cotton
Not really. My countrys recommendations are 1½ L a day, more if you’re active, and since I ride my bike for 8-10 hours for exercise a week, and commute on bike for another three, aiming for 2 L is not unreasonable
Rolled oats with either yogurt or milk for breakfast, 9 out of ten days, and 2 L of water during the day
It actually looks quite cool https://youtu.be/0JkCIfLE_-M
My previous phone was a Nokia 6289
A colleague had a Nokia 9110 back in 1998, that was very advanced back then