was hoping it verbal mention but was a screenshot, still feels good being recognized

what device do you have?

hows the battery health? is it still within 90%?

thats a lot of work for the government dude, let them take the easy path

Even if there’s a law, they sure have genius lawyers for this purpose.

I assumed it meant the seat was out of service because its broken

Yes sure, is there a free trial?

i want to see the original, where can i find source?

how about popos?

looks loke OP unknowingly tagged the android community when he posted in Mastodon

great tool, i just tried it now. I paired it with Amarok to hide apps. Basically, Disable can hide and stop selected apps but now I need 2 apps to achieve the same

me too, but i prefer an app that can export to csv. My Expenses is the closest one but has paid features

lets put a smile on tha… wait is that even a face?

looks like a horror manga, i like it

what manga?

you’re doing god’s work

issue has been submitted, but doesn’t look like it’s being worked on?

!showerthoughts@lemmy.world

f-droid defines it as

Non-Free Network Services

This Anti-Feature is applied to apps that promote or depend entirely on a Non-Free network service which is impossible, or not easy to replace. Replacement requires changes to the app or service. This antifeature would not apply, if there is a simple configuration option that allows pointing the app to a running instance of an alternative, publicly available, self-hostable, free software server solution.

Here’s the list of apps with Non-Free Network Services.

https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Anti-Features/#NonFreeNet