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Benjamin @ Benjamin @lemmings.world
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  • Been using Series Guide for years. Love it.

    • ROM scene. Where?

  • Is it really that simple? I haven't ROMd in 5yrs/since A/B partitioning.

    GApps incl?

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  • 30

    on both

    currently A12, shipped A11

    currently A11, shipped A10

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  • Email. That helped immensely.

    Gmail can mail Yahoo, but Yahoo can't directly see my Gmail account name, unless we directly interact first.

    I think that sums it up.

    So I can use either "CLIENT" to communicate across the Fediverse, but my credentials only work on the server I created them at.

    I think I got it. I'm watch the link later👍

    • As solar capacity grows, some of America's most productive farmland is at risk

  • Dead dirt. No nutrients. Would be like you trying to eat the dirt, to the plants you try to plant.

    Useless, gritty, and harmful.

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  • So Lemmy and Mastodon connect to the same content, but different log in servers?

    Do I need to do anything to see those other people?

    Oh boy, I've got a lot to learn.

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  • Are you serious? 😳🤦‍♂️😓

    I was on Mastodon originally, but the app I was beta testing was a Lemmy client, so I made a new account (my Mastodon creds didn't work)

    Methinks I should find a new app. Arg.

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  • 👀

    Mastodon isn't Lemmy, is it? 🤦‍♂️

    I found a link to a mastodon thread... And upon much closer inspection, I do believe that's you over there, too.

    I'm apparently very ignorant on this. Lemmy... Mastodon... Matrix...

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  • Oh man... Why... Arg

    I do actually have an account there. How could I go about completely removing it?

    And I need to look into Matrix... Totally clueless.

    While you were typing this, I found another post by another user to the same document.

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  • My isp blocked that link. Never saw it. 🤷‍♂️

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  • Which is ridiculous. Can't audit code.

    Easy way to get accounts stolen, too.

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  • I'll get back to you. Busy atm, but definitely want to sort this out.

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  • DSU, do you have a OnePlus N10 or N20? It does not work. If it works on your OnePlus, please provide the extra/special steps you took other than tapping the app and selecting a gsi, then rebooting. Nothing happens on boot. No gsi. Just boots normally.

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  • I've not been able to get the built in gsi loader to ever work, not even with an app.

    From what I understand, 1+ is not doing something the expected way... Idk.

    I still need to find TWRP and to backup stock partitions first.

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  • I see my N10 there 👍

    Finally something to play with! Tyvm

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  • Raises hand in cheap but very usable hardware that only gets one major update

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  • Yeah, if I had a Pixel or something, sure.

    But I haven't found anything for my OnePlus N10...

    • Introducing... Octopi Launcher

  • I would like to respectfully request a way to backup layouts and restore them independent of current layout density.

    I tweak my screen "size" often (slider in Settings), and would really use this feature.

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  • Aw, I'm looking for a OnePlus N10 or N20 ROM 😓

    • Introducing... Octopi Launcher

  • Yes, you got it.

    Awesome 👍

    • Android @lemmy.world
    Benjamin @lemmings.world

    ROM scene. Where?

    It's been a while since I was into unlocking and ROMing my devices, but I've got the itch again.

    XDA used to be a good place, but... I hope I'm out of there loop or something, because it's almost a ghost town compared to years ago.

    I've got us carrier unlocked devices; OnePlus N10 and N20, Moto G7Power.

    https://lemmings.world/comment/7913421

    Linux @lemmy.ml
    Benjamin @lemmings.world

    Laptop with Nvidia mx150, gaming questions

    I've inherited a laptop running Intel and a Nvidia MX150 (2gb)

    My experience so far is terrible. I've got GTAV installed and set to use the card and the performance is a stuttering, input lag, tearing mess.

    Most of my research points to a lack of Vulkan support on the card.

    Would this perform better on Windows? 😓

    I wanted to use this machine specifically to run GTAV.

    The Intel gfx, under Debian, are capable of running Stray on minimum, with zero issues.

    But GTAV, even on minimum, is still stuttering. Like 6fps.

    And No Man's Sky, on Nvidia, is even worse than GTAV. On Intel, it's almost as bad.

    I'm pretty bummed... Is this card only usable in Windows? Or is it just a bad card (not broken)?

    Linux @lemmy.ml
    Benjamin @lemmings.world

    Bookworm Gnome Live install, no usb after boot?

    lemmings.world /post/1584313

    I took y'all's advice and did a fresh install of Bookworm Gnome...

    From the live iso on the Debian link.

    Everything appears great... except Bluetooth cannot start and no USB devices are ever recognized.

    The USB hubs are visible, though.

    Any ideas what I need to do to get USB working again?

    Edit Reinstalling until I get it right 🤦‍♂️

    Linux @lemmy.ml
    Benjamin @lemmings.world

    Help installing Bookworm (Debian) on Acer laptop

    Howdy y'all! This is my first post, so please let me know if I'm doing something wrong.

    I've been fighting to get the latest Bookworm installed over my existing Bullseye installation. I think I might need to wipe and start over 😢

    My previous install was with xfce primarily, but I had installed Gnome to see what's up with Wayland. I had forgotten all about Gnome until I updated to Bookworm...

    The install appeared fine at first, but much much slower loading up.

    When it booted, I had no Wi-Fi. 8 figured, okay, let's get that installed the same way I did it before.

    Welp, it identified as an Intel AC adapter. It's actually an a/b adapter. I checked logs, and the system couldn't load the driver. So I installed atheros-firmware (correct driver) and rebooted. Still no.

    So I read and read and saw that Gnome could conflict. So I booted into Gnome.

    And my heart fluttered at the huge difference. 😍 Still no Wi-Fi, but holy freaking cow was it buttery smooth! No dropped frames!! No compo