If frontends are things that can just be hosted using (mostly) the same amount of resources the default frontends would use, what about a frontend that makes use of both lemmy and sharkey. I know that the 2 services have some overlap thanks to the protocols. And i personally may not get much use from such a frontend being a primarily mobile user. But i guess that i'm just curious if there are efforts for a multi-protocol fediverse frontend.
cartufer
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Charging voltages are no longer limited to 5v and haven't been for a few years. To make things worse there are different fast charging protocols and compatibility is not guaranted. The only real way to measure power throughput is an inline charge meter that can handle voltages over 5v. Modern charging can be very misleading because percentages are not always as useful as we think they are, percent is merely how far between shutoff voltage and top voltage but the curent throughput is not linear during the charge cycle. I'm not a fan of charge speeds over 15w because of how it impacts battery longevity.
This looks like a lunchbox sewn onto a backpack, and i'm not sure thats a bad thing. I appreciate bags with space and as long as the contents are not heavy this might work. I hope to make a spacious backpack for myself some day.
I use google keep for my shopping lists(with checkboxes) but i don't think you can query it.
Aliexpress link is broken?
Yes, i think i have this too. I am using firefox for android. It appears like a settings button but it allows me to do inspect element. No idea why its there. I came to post about this but i'll join your post.
Am i missing something? My samsung s10 from 2019 with android 12 can pop-out a half dozen apps and overlay them, minimize or drag them off screen and leave them running. My edge panel helps me quick launch pop-outs and i've bookmarked common split screens. Is this a samsung feature that is only now coming to android?