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Privacy-respecting cell phone. Recommendations?
I'm okay with a dumb phone but it's not a requirement. E-ink curious, but also not a requirement.
On my current Android phone--an old Pixel--I tend to use:
* phone,
* text (Signal mostly),
* camera (infrequently, but nice if it's an option), and
* internet search would cover almost everything else (e.g., weather app, Latin dictionary, etc.)My service is currently on Google Fi, but would be happy to change for similar rates.
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Privacy-respecting cell phone. Recommendations?
I'm okay with a dumb phone but it's not a requirement. E-ink curious, but also not a requirement.
On my current Android phone--an old Pixel--I tend to use:
* phone,
* text (Signal mostly),
* camera (infrequently, but nice if it's an option), and
* internet search would cover almost everything else (e.g., weather app, Latin dictionary, etc.)My service is currently on Google Fi, but would be happy to change for similar rates.
@michaelc Check out @GrapheneOS there probably isn't anything more private and secure than that. At the moment only supported on Pixel devices and I'm sure the developers could speak at depth in length as to why.
Also check out https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/ for more recommendations.
Can't really go wrong with those two starting points.
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Privacy-respecting cell phone. Recommendations?
I'm okay with a dumb phone but it's not a requirement. E-ink curious, but also not a requirement.
On my current Android phone--an old Pixel--I tend to use:
* phone,
* text (Signal mostly),
* camera (infrequently, but nice if it's an option), and
* internet search would cover almost everything else (e.g., weather app, Latin dictionary, etc.)My service is currently on Google Fi, but would be happy to change for similar rates.
@michaelc also, I wouldn't use a dumb phone for many reasons but the overwhelming reason is definitely a lack of an ability to load any encrypted messaging apps like Signal on it.
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I got my hands on a (apparently bricked) uugear Vivid Unit board today. Rockchip RK3399 5 inch touchscreen. Have now managed to get the bare OS working again, except it's Debian Bullseye and there's no straightfoward upgrade path. Could be a nice #homeassistant control panel, but would be great to be able to update it. Board is a strange mix of Android and Linux stuff though.
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La citazione è di Funari 😁
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@jedi@bolha.us Yeah, there are times I want to call my own code “slop.” 😂 But I think it's going too far to call someone else's work that.
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@hongminhee I call my code "artisanal slop"
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For extra context: I'm saying this because I saw someone call my code “AI slop.”
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Addio a Dave Farber. https://blog.quintarelli.it/2026/02/addio-a-dave-farber/
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I think it's rude to just dismiss someone's work as “AI slop” simply because it uses some AI.
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Dal 1950 al 1988. La storia, raccontata da chi l'ha vissuta, di quando l'Alfa si ritirò definitivamente dalla Formula Uno.L'Alfa Benetton, le trattative con Toleman, Lotus, Williams e infine Ligier. L'acquisizione da parte della Fiat e il ritiro definitivo di Alfa Romeo anche solo come costruttore di motori.
