Oh this will be nice, I loved having this on iOS. I used it for things like sign in codes from TV apps or whatever. Hopefully it works offline like voice does so I can continue using GBoard without network permissions.

Yeah, I get notifications on my phone every 5 minutes until I change the laundry, it’s been very helpful honestly.

It’s a lot better these days with the CameraX extensions. My Snapchat looks just as good as the native camera on my Pixel.

Yeah, I’ve heard this one is particularly bad. It’s broadly fine but it is definitely slower than the one in my old OnePlus 7 Pro.

I paid $250 for the phone refurbished so I have a hard time complaining too much.

Still disappointing that it isn’t using a proper IR illuminator. Apple’s Face ID is still better, and the DyNaMiC iSlAnD doesn’t take up that much space. I’ve adjusted to having a fingerprint sensor on my Pixel 6 Pro, but the thing is so much slower.

I set up a new HA install a couple months ago and didn’t write any YAML. It was kind of nice? The UI tools have come a long way and it discovered all my devices which had never happened before.

The thread you shared is worrying though, it’s the complete opposite of the spirit of FOSS. I should probably reconsider paying for their subscription at a minimum.

Good thing they immediately launched the product pages with comparisons and don’t force you to watch the keynote!

I have a Peak Design case on my Pixel 6 Pro that has magsafe magnets in it. I’m too ingrained in that ecosystem to give it up when I switched to Android.

The answer is because they only made Android open in the first place to differenciate themselves because they couldn’t compete on hardware.

Now that they can, they are slowly but surely locking everyone else out to ensure their product is superior. The agreements OEMs have to agree to for Google Play are wildly anti-competitive, in my view.

Hello from another self-hosted instance! Having absolute control on what you see is very nice.

It’s my garage door for me. I turn around at least twice a week to make sure it’s closed, I should really throw a camera in there to make that easier.

looks more like chromeOS than chromeOS lol

Your last sentence is just saying the exact same thing with different words.

For the record, you wouldn’t be able to trademark “unixporn” because “Unix” is a trademark of The Open Group. And a wholly unoriginal name.

It’s really not a misunderstanding if you fail to communicate that at all! Every bit of what you said made it sound like you all swooped in from reddit (given none of the mods I’ve seen have any interactoin with any other lemmy communities) to take over people who were already posting content.

Maybe that’s not what’s happening, which is great! People are obviously confused, so you’re not doing a good job of explaining yourselves or what’s happening in any event.

That’s… not really what I said?

I think having multiple communities about the same subject on different instances can be interesting and potentially good!

I just think in this case there wasn’t really a need to make a new community, when the main difference is a mod team from a different website. The tone of the post struck me as telling the community what to do. I was a little assumptive, I suppose.

I used to mod a subreddit/discord that has already had a couple lemmy communities pop up, so this is something I’ve been talking about with friends for a bit. I’m personally hoping to see moderators of reddit communities making space for new people to run things.

There’s no good reason. There never is, other than the reddit mods wanting control and not wanting to share with those who already built community on Lemmy.