I found out about this software way too late, but converting from Xournal to Rnote was not hard luckily. Since then this is among the first apps I install on my 2in1 and I urge anyone using Xournal to give this one a try.
I wonder which one of them has the better performance (battery life), this might be an interesting marketing point
When you consider that children already watch trash on youtube, then yes I agree that there is no reason to get worried about anything. But the entire concept of letting your children watch trash on youtube is worrying.
Not having children myself it's easy for me to say that everything on the internet should be treated as if it was 18+ and therefore children don't belong on the internet. Period. Especially not on their own. There are exceptions of course like websites that are highly geared towards the education of children but youtube (kids) in it's majority is not that.
I might have not caught that he tried to kill graphene os. Didn't he just say that he decided to not use gOS anymore because he thinks that the developer of gOS might have something against him personally?
Anyway, I don't know a single person who stopped using gOS because of the feud between these two
Gladly I might add since I have been enjoying gOS so far
It would be a shame if they closed the access to the pool of equipment to the public. But then again I would guess that a museum inside a hotel is not contradictory.
Then again there is s&box which I would not consider being close to either, well the games that can be made with s&box at least. But I agree that it would probably be hard to build something like Teardown inside the Source 2 Engine. On the other hand: Teardown does not use Unity either.
I don't see this that critically. Joe Schmoe and Programmmer Paul live in two different worlds. Joe might be into finace where I don't care about how anything is calculated so long as the right amount is in my bank account by the end of the month. Maybe they use a fancy excel sheet or SAP-FI or whatever.
I don't think that the missing interest in either topics is particulary demoralizing.
But on a different note: it is demoralizing when you need to cooperate with that other world, when Paul needs to create that program in sap for the calculations and Joe does not care for the inner workings or Paul for the formulas. That makes communication so much harder.
KDE Connect has definetly made my life easier in school. I could just photo scan files with my phone and drop them on my 2in1 for editing. KDE Connect does require all devices to be in the same network, however, for which I needed to create a hotspot to get that "just works" feel
I am confused by the statement about "frames", where each design team gets a limited amount of "new" bricks they are able to introduce. Yet all of the internaly come in all colors available.
This, the colourful internals, are what defines lego for me nowadays. I wonder: had they kept the system of gray and black axels, one for even length unit one for odd, and the standardized blue and black pins while keeping every other part the default black, would they have more frames available for "custom" parts?
In my mind having two blue bricks where there should only be one is unacceptable for the price that lego is inevitably going to charge.
I think I am still missing what you are referring to. The guide on Threema's site promts you to extract the APK from your phone via adb which you then `diff -r` with the locally compiled version. [1] As far as I am aware it does not matter whether Google or Threema modified the APK before uploading it to the Play Store since you would notice either way.
i fail to see how the play store version could be "anything" considering you can reproduce the builds. can you enlighten me how something like this would be possible?
I personally like the approach Threema has. They provide their own push serice called Threema Push[1] which is opt-in for google play store version. The push notifications for Threema do not contain any sensitve information either way.[2] They also have a libre version on F-Droid.