We do. Same thing for monitor and TV sizes.
Is there anything I need to know about the political affiliations of Jolla / past products / sailfish os before I pre-order this thing?
They worked with and in Russia for a while before the big Ukraine invasion but left immediately after that. If I remember right.
They're based in Finland, mostly, and some of the founders are ex-Nokia mobile phone people.
If they have any sort of politics, they have been classy enough to keep a sock on it.
So does this mean that a 5" is possible, or that they are going to make it? The 6" model is way too big for me.
Is the 99 € refundable? Yes. Fully.
Well ok, I think I'll put my money in and we'll see if they manage to make that reasonably sized model.
I believe it's not possible to implement for a 3rd party OS, or even for custom Androids. Happy if I can be proven wrong though.
And for some reason it seems to be quite jarring for french native speakers if somebody uses the wrong gender. I have tried to learn french for like 10 years and I have received absolutely no feelings about either the right or wrong genders. Both of them always sound just as fine.
la baguette? le baguette? No difference. But that's how it works of course.
I'm currently sitting on a codebase that's perfectly ok and I have no reason not to open-source it, but it's 95% generated by AI so I don't know. Probably I'll just use it myself like it was an embarrasing sex toy.
Looking at github lately, it seems a lot of people don't share my reservations.
I realize that I'm an asshole for telling them what to do but here's what they need to do: They should drop all development of their own Android and put significant resources to making their next phone work with GrapheneOS.
The main reason she is detained is probably that she is a russian who opposes the Ukraine war.
Not Lemmy though. Based.
Save your sanity and do Settings -> Blocks -> Block instance -> lemmy.ml
Also perhaps block me if you strongly disagree with the above.
Yeah, I think Curve works in GrapheneOS too. It does something differently from the typical NFC solutions, I think? Doesn't use Android's infrastructure or something.