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ELI5 how can i root my device?
ELI5 how can i root my device?
The fact that I didn’t notice the end of your post, and started mindlessly scrolling through the Related Posts is hilarious and sadly ironic.
isn’t this a good change though?
Amazing: surprisingly simple, yet complex and fun! Also there’s the added bonus that you get to vent, ha.
Awesome. I tried to stick to the developer’s instance, but the captcha works too well.
Your recommendation is now my default, thanks! May you have a delightful meal.
This is what made YouTube rabbit holes fun a few years ago. Now we’re all in our own echo chambers.
how is the image related?
It’ll always be a mystery what Kenny says. Seriously, people understand him?
Alternatively, pressing 0 can be quite easy.
Thanks! Tired of removing the tracking “?si=” parameter from YT links
ETA: Fun clip, nonetheless. “Smoothness over clarity”, huh.
Thanks! Failed like 7 times that IQ test with grainy pics, but the interface is good.
The fact that much of the project is discussed over Discord should be damning enough…
Don’t you think is damning that someone’s concern of privacy is handwaved because the data was “volunteered, not collected” ?
And, as a user, many of the AI features are limited at best and factually incorrect at worst. I would only salvage FastGPT and Quick Answer; they summarize the first 4 or 5 relevant links and contrasting views (even if it bases the whole search on a single Reddit comment from 2017).
Funnily enough the Universal Summarizer and Discuss Docs are the least reliable.
All in all, I am conflicted because it seemed like a pristine service and it’s getting clouded with time.
For whatever it’s worth, I’m on the same boat as you with the 1.5 smiles per smile: truly fantastic.
Using the first entry for steal
on the English wiktionary:
To take illegally, or without the owner’s permission, something owned by someone else without intending to return it.
So, if you can’t actually own stuff, you can’t (by definition) steal it.
I get your point, and this more of an AcKsHuALly type of argument, but it’s an fun way of begging the question of what “I own this” means in today’s society.
Is it just a bare bones websites that has only your email? Do you host it?
How is it equivalent?
How is it equivalent?
mind expanding on what these solve?