It’s better to check again. Maybe in fact you forgot you have one at home!

This ball looks a bit like the Amiga boing ball

Looking at the paper towel beside me

Me too, I remember I used an app called bxActions to set to activate between vibrate and sound mode on my old Samsung phone

They released a more recent Lawnchair 2 last year.

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/app.lawnchair

The repository is updated I think, but the release apk is already a year ago.

Try to uncheck “Suggest ways I can finish setting up my device to get the most out of Windows”/“Show me the Windows welcome experience after updates and occasionally when I sign in to highlight what’s new and suggested” in Settings -> System -> Notification & actions (Windows 10) or “Offer suggestions on how I can set up my device” in Settings -> System -> Notifications (Windows 11)

I uses Newpipe too. It’s so great that I already haven’t used official YouTube app in years.

If you are using desktop, You can also use FreeTube.

Why do i think that it’s a some kind of poem…

You may use HuskyDG/MagiskHide and Shamiko Magisk module (new version) or MagiskHide(older version) to try hiding root on these apps.

I haven’t tried it.

Edit: grammar structure

I’m using default session installer.

Edit: Just found something on their repository, they mentioned that they support one-click install, but in some conditions.

https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/pm/PackageInstaller.SessionParams#setRequireUserAction(int)

From https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Store/issues/294

Simply put, it is normal that it sometimes pops up prompt window when user installing/upgrading some applications (because of having lower target api).

Not really.

You can do that with both rooted and non-root phones. Just one-click install all apps with the sync button on the top right or the “update all” button.

However, sometimes it fails and I need to install rest them manually if your phone is not rooted.

For me, afaik, a local press company I followed a while moved to Mastodon last year, i think that’s counts. Rest of them are YouTubers, OSS devs and individual users, etc.

I think Microsoft is on Mastodon too.

Edit: Oops, that’s dotnet from MS, it is official account though

A bowl of beans

I think it will last… Until big companies doesn’t use it anymore.

Edit:

I forgot to explain why.

Many big companies uses Twitter to announce things, like new products, updates, etc.

I think when they all stop announcing on Twitter, or even change to another platform to continue their announcement (for example, some of I used to follow have been moved Mastodon), these users will think that there’re no reason to use Twitter anymore, then Twitter would less known, and less users use it afterwards.

Liquid beans

I have the same reaction like yours, take my upvote

For me, if you are choosing a different instances for your alt account, always have a look at the instance’s server location info and their blocked list, just in case

“Too sad that my hand is too short.”

I never complain memes

I just feel so nostalgic 🥲

Very futuristic for me