Tetsuo666

A few of mine :

• AndOTP : A good app for OTP that actually let's you backup your keys and move them easily and securely to a new phone
• Blokada : A system wide adblocker for Android. 4000000 ads blocked so far on my phone
• YouTube Vanced: Not really a "hidden" gem but a cool app nonetheless. I wish people knew you could get an ad free YouTube experience on mobile. It also includes sponsor block so you really get straight to content. Also let's you get a YT popup player and shutdown the screen with the video still playing.
• F-Droid an Android open source app market. Often includes apps that are not allowed on Google market.

Hello, I think the link got broken. I get a page not found error on the website.

I think I ate a fairly similar dish in Paris (15eme). We had some pretty authentic Korean restaurants there and I really enjoyed discovering this food.

PS: I was curious about the dish and the Wikipedia page is pretty cool:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dak-galbi?wprov=sfla1

Android runs on a unix kernel.

I personally think an open source android rom is a good middle ground between running a full linux OS and google's Android.

I don't know what roms are good right now though.

I would probably go for a fairphone and install the non google rom: https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/9979154556817-Google-free-Android

Or check if your current phone is supported by any open source Rom.

In any case you will most likely have a lot less apps since you would have only access to non google play services apps. There is a fairly decent choice of apps on F-Droid but your experience will remain limited.

To some extent I think you can do most of that on Lemmy.

You can upload images for your posts (not sure for short videos) and cross-post them to other communities.

Edit: I don't know kbin.social but I suspect it would be more adequate to what you want to do.

Not that it matters but a more accurate title in french would be : "Tartelette aux fruits rouges"

Tartelette = Petite Tarte

Aux is better here because it is made of multiple fruits.

This is an article from 2020 and I'm fairly sure it didn't happen.

For me it doesn't matter for lemmy as a whole. But if there is any truth to it, I want nothing with the instances that are administrated by these guys.

I have to ask.

Is there any truth to what has been said about Lemmy's dev ?

I was eager to try out Liftoff but unfortunately I can't seem to log in on it :/

I noticed my password contains a space in the middle and I always get an "invalid password" error.

I didn't try yet to change the password and try again but I suspect the password field when you login might not like a space in it.

In any case, if I can check if the password is really the issue, I will try to create a proper bug report on the git repository or something.

Thanks for the hard work ! It makes me happy to see devs embracing Lemmy and trying to make the best out of a pretty sad situation with reddit.

I doubt they check.

Because any mistake would be fairly expensive.

¯_(ツ)_/¯

In the internal letter to their employees, spez said :

We absolutely must ship what we said we would.

The way I see it some promise has been done by spez and they definitely won't change their minds.

Third party apps are just dead that's just how it is.

Are you not allowed to get everything deleted through GDPR or something similar?