What about forks? Isn't it closed source?
Also Android support is like 4 years behind the new standards
trolololol
joined 1 year ago
OMG she's going to die, isn't she?
Nope mate, Latin America is split into left and right. The left will do left things and the right will do right things.
WHY ARE WE SCREAMING??? CAN SOMEONE PLEEEEASE TURN DOWN THE TV????
Oh I see what you mean now, I installed obsidian on Android. I'm really liking the Linux client.
This way of granting access to Android folders is quite old and deprecated for a while. Give it a year or 2 and the following update will have to conform to new methods such as choosing specific folder, or Google should deny the update.
Source: I do Android dev and looked into this stuff a while back, can't remember all the details anymore.
Well you want to live in Italy with speaking anything other than English, so I'm just saying, go to a Schengen place where that's easier and no citizenship required.
If your thing is living in Italy fine, but if you're flexible there's easier ways to do all the other things.
So, no pre installs needed, all they want is what the EU did.
We don't need an article to say that.
Animal farm. Dang, Napoleon is an asshole.
Spoiler alert, it didn't. There's many ways to publish malware on any official store. Not straightforward, but always possible.
Well it's an ad, so capitalism will get an edge
in between active shooters ~~drills~~.
Ftfy
Disagree strong. Every turn and chance, revenue is given preference over ease of use. Cookies, tracking, free trials where you need to either log in or add your credit card are trends that are very annoying for users. And from there we can get into specifics of what the app does.
It also doesn't explain why every software made in Microsoft, either from scratch or bought after being successful, is the absolute lesson in UI anti patterns.