I suggest you are more careful with your phone.
I suggest you re-read my postulate and stop acting in bad faith.
electricprism
joined 4 years ago
MTP* and if you don't understand why plugging a chonker into USB-C might be a bad idea you probably haven't had decades of repair experience and "accidents".
You should see what people do to their DC-AC ports.
It would appear the installation is in need of a "repair"
Cable + MPV is the precise nightmare that lead me to be prejudice of these "non-solutions".
And plugging in a big ackward fat USB-C in the bottom of the phone sounds like a hazard way to break your USB port.
Avoiding phones without 3.5mm AUX and without MicroSD is easier. Problem averted.
Edit: Also, phone suddenly dead? No problem pull the MicroSD for your data.
Hyper Text Markup Language
A. Yes it's a language.
B. People who write HTML have been called Programmers for decades.
C. Are you writing in a kind of pseudo code that the computer is going to transform into another form? Yes.
I think the problem here isn't that HTML isn't a programming language. The problem is that we don't further classify programming languages.
There should be Platform Languages and Client languages.
HTML is most definitely a Client Language.
Is Linux a operating system?
This is why I only buy Androids with MicroSD. This problem was solved in the 1980s with the invention of floppy disks. Now it seems they have worked hard to "uninvent it" so your data needs to go through their servers before you are allowed to have a copy.
Thanks, I gaffed XMPP and QMMP in my head
Management that has multiple conflicting ideology and walks of life but respect each other and has a professionalism and tolerance for people they disagree with and invite them to discuss instead of ruling with a iron fist like feudal fief lords.
Allowing Google to Gatekeep and snoop on anything is a no no.
We don't need all the data and power localized in the hands of 1-5 big tech companies and to "trust them" to not do anything self interested especially when they are publicly traded on wallstreet.
This kind of is in the realm of Signal requiring a"phone number" -- like fuck off don't make us resurrect XMPP*. We took for granted that we weren't being harvested day and night against a IMEI
pfsense+vpn all traffic at the router and VPN dns
Fair enough, I understand your view. For my use case I will vote with my dollar for 3.5mm and MicroSD.
Data recovery pulling a MicroSD from a phone is much easier than trying to desolder a memory chip with a hotair gun and figure out how to download it.
Also I am not cool with Google and Microsoft and Apple stacking the deck to send all the data to their headquarters, but that's just me.
YMMV. Choice is good. And yes I got what you meant about people. USB-C is engineered better than predecessor ports still without a proper stand or attentive care I can't see average user wear and tear not breaking some ports assuming they knew how to do it to begin with.
Maybe you could argue that a external NVME would be less hazardous but a stiff Flash is going to be harder to make a case for. I've seen people have more problems with USBC than USBA despite its improvements.
But that's just my view and if you have your own and we disagree I understand and that's okay.