Google offered me a heck of a deal on a Pixel 8, so I took the offer. I already miss LineageOS on my Pixel 3. I miss the AOSP sounds, the custom network meter in the status bar, and the full control over updating.
Anyone else upgrade and instantly regret it?
Basically, the title. I've used revanced to patch YouTube and Reddit's app. YouTube only seems to work if I install as root. Reddit's app only seems to work if I don't use root. Wondering why that is.
Recently, I ran into an issue where my bluetooth headphones suddenly got super glitchy when working from my parents house. I found out from the Arch Wiki (see Section 2.4.5) that the reason is that in my laptop the Bluetooth and Wifi are on the same card/chip.
I was able to mitigate by forcing my wifi to 5Ghz. But I am wondering the why behind this. I know BT and older wifi protocols operate in the same 2.4Ghz range. But as the wiki states, this is not a problem on Windows, only Linux. So it must be a driver thing? But for it to be not tied to any specific hardware in the wiki, is it just an architectural thing that can't be fixed in the kernel or something?
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Ableton -> 244
I've been looking at the rest client built into Jerboa, to see if I could maybe contribute to making error handling a bit better.
The Lemmy API docs don't seem to list the error codes/error bodies that can be returned by the API. Are these documented somewhere else? Or do I need to start reading the Rust code of the server itself?
As I understand things, kbin and lemmy are compatible. Magazines on kbin and communities on lemmy are equivalent. I'd like to subscribe to https://kbin.social/m/androiddev here on lemmy.world, so I can use my account here. Yet when I go to search communities, it doesn't show up in the results. And if I try to go to https://lemmy.world/c/androiddev@kbin.social, I get a 404. What am I doing wrong?
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