So cool that this is like a thing, feels like you're in a 1990s jet plane
11.03.2026 05:12
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So cool that this is like a thing, feels like you're in a 1990s jet plane
Omw to Macao on a jet boat 🛥
Gosh the breakfast here is deliciousssss
And it doesn't just suck for trans people - this will also make it so that every single time you sign up for a service, your full legal identity will be a) recorded and can b) be used to deny you said service
You can't verify your account without putting your deadname on there for everyone to see, so depending on your job field it's already "have a job and be deadnamed" or "don't have a job and use your name"
RE: https://social.openrightsgroup.org/@openrightsgroup/116198784206730041
> could end up being used on LGBTQ+ and reproductive health content
Gosh I'd pay like $10k for a #Beeper hoster in Canada. The apps are so great, if people's experience with Matrix were always like this I think they would love it
Anyways, now I'm back on tourist duty, there is a mountain in front of me that I really want to hike up!
. yk ... liberating from US sanctions, but also be arguably better from a UX perspective.
2) SafetyNet and remote attestation is IMHO the biggest hindrance to digital sovereignty on #Linux and #GNOME mobile right now, and we as citzens of places other than the US need to fix this with regulation
3) (see next post)
Ironically, mobile #Linux as a result is already a viable platform in China today. In Canada and Europe I'd miss my contactless payments I think, although there is a native HarmonyOS Wallet (Huawei Wallet) that I think would work there as well.
If everything weren't so smooth I'd never know those apps weren't native apps! It's really neat. Now, as you probably expect, payment apps/anything requiring SafetyNet doesn't work as is expected. Thankfully nobody here in China uses that.
payment and all - just work out of the box.
Either way, it works incredibly well.
You select the country you're heading to for vacation or work, and it shows you the top 10 apps on the PlayStore for you to install.
You just head to the Huawei AppGallery and install "EasyAbroad". It's also inbuilt as "DroidTong" directly, but I'll use the first one because it feels nicer to use. Anyways, you open up that app, and it shows you a selector of countries.
But guess what - turns out that's actually not the case because damn is the Android emulation on HarmonyOS great!
They have the rubberband scroll, great consistency across the board, and all in all feel a lot like what I imagine #GNOME apps could feel like in a few years.
On HarmonyOS it's very different. Native HarmonyOS apps (developed with the OpenHarmony SDK, which is kind of like AOSP except targeting more kernels than just Linux) feel as nice as iOS apps, and they are fully responsive/adaptive from the start.
All of those ... well I really didn't like them. Apps don't feel "native" at all, stuff like camera access and so on was really janky, "share to" targets don't work etc. and worst of all the way you get apps sucks
The UX is really great so far, and it's miles and miles ahead in "smoothness" compared to what any Android phone today feels like (and I'm on a low-end device, the Nova 15, which sells for ~$400 US in the mainland right now). I might even say it feels a little more fluent than an iPhone!
I've been using a #HarmonyOS device for the past few days and it's def. made me re-evaluate my relationship with Android app emulation
Solar panels and wind turbines on lush green grass make for such beautiful scenery
Isch halt scho schee dasses Laendle weiderhin von ner kompetenter Partei gfuehrt wird :) Da freuts mi doch sehr des glei nachm aufstehe zlese!
Gosh I love this part of the world
Any "can Linux distro X legally include insert-software-written-with-llm-assistance-here" discussions can be immediately short-circuited to "Linux itself is software written with LLM assistance"
On Lemma Island today, what a beautiful place!
And apparently that is now a "progressive"? Man the bar is so, so, so low
"I left OpenAI for moral reasons"
> Opens account
> US flag in bio
> Talks about how her only problem is with surveillance and autonomous killing of _Americans specifically_
> OP reposts in support of the Oculus founder who builds autonomous machines that kills people
Anyone seriously using the term "Department of War" needs to get dipped into a pool of cold "reset your brain back to to 2019" juice