I set up my postfix server so that anything after a hyphen (“-”) becomes a wildcard. It like Gmail’s “plus addressing”, but the hyphen is more subtle. It means multiple users can make infinite aliases on one domain.

So, “user@domain.com” has the same mailbox as “user-somesuffix@domain.com”.

They’re passing the slavings onto the consumer.

Winds at 35m/s (130km/h). The bagpipes would have been playing autonomously.

GrapheneOS stopped working years ago. Silently.

Well, that would be putting on a mask.

The doc questioned why I wanted a vasectomy at 30, which he thought was young.

“I have 3 kids already.”

That’s all it took to convince him.

I think I was on a waiting list for a month, and the operation cost about $100 without insurance. No brainer.

I put LineageOS on a S4 and I use it as a desk clock. All it needed was an app that shows the time.

That’s no BIOS. That’s systemd.

It’s no different to saying “The Trump Repliblican Government”.

I guess this was written for Australia.

Anthony Albanese is the name of Australia’s prime minister.

Mine is literally older than YouTube.

This reminds me of the Ballmer Peak, but with uppers instead of downers.

I miss my Galaxy S5. I could change the battery while jumping on a trampoline if I wanted to.

Yep. It’s the capacity.

Anyone can cap the charging speed by using a garbage $2 700mA charger from 2008.

I’ve been runnnng GrapheneOS with charge capped at 80%. Phone has not emulated thermite.

I haven’t found any discussion about the battery issues at GrapheneOS yet.

Oh, was it $452? They didn’t email a confirmation and I forgot to screenshot it.

Can someone screenshot it? That would be great.

Because children can die in a fire, I guess.

I would asssume a “cycle” is a 100% drop. Mine is capped to 80% charge and I assume it ticks up 4 cycles for every 5 charges from zero.

In Australia, one option is a cash refund for more than what I paid for the phone when new.

Wow. I applied for my 6a and one of the options was a cash refund for ~$700AUD.

That’s more than I paid for it in 2023. I’ll take that.