PSN doesn’t care if you lie and just choose your nearest supported country.

It’s been on the steam page since day one, so I doubt they’d refund. It was agreed upon but not enforced until now.

My company buys a specific board from an Israeli company.

We have been working on an in house alternative for a few years now. Now we’re scared to actually perform the switch because of the anti-boycott laws

Jesus that was one hell of a thread

Then block the instance?

I’m really don’t understand the calls for defederation. Lemmy added per-user instance blocking so people could stop whining and block the instance. There’s no need to have the entire instance defederate instead of just blocking it.

Just think about a user making a post to whatever admin community for their instance. That takes so much more work than just blocking the instance.

Look up “2014 sea lion comic”

Depends on your settings, but yeah typically it does

There’s a third now, I need to read it still. I liked the second, though

It’s supported on my GrapheneOS install, maybe check it out if you have a Pixel

I managed to convince mine, and it’s been great. I miss it at home when I’m doing personal projects

Everyone knows they’re eyes for the Dark One

What apps? Some require some compatibility options to be enabled, Waze for example.

I don’t understand, how does running a degoogled rom stop you from using the phone for work?

I also use my phone for work (company profile, apps, 2fa etc) and it works fine on GrapheneOS.

I thought lineage os still uses google for stuff like push notifications? It just doesn’t use the “Google apps” by default

Because they're labelled?

Or you can learn? It sounds like a skill worth learning

Canoeboot is more of a sister to libreboot than a replacement

https://libreboot.org/news/canoeboot.html

There are apps to do this using Bluetooth, but no audio iirc. They were used in Hong Kong. I have no sources because I read it on the internet a few years ago, lol

It means a functionality that used to work stopped. It's used in software development. It's common for software to go through "regression testing" to see if everything old still works after a new feature is added.

Fair point!