I think what Cape is doing is innovative wrt esims.
But I’d still lose out in flip phones atm. I’d be totally fine beaming my esim over to the flip phone in a p2p manner and beaming it back when I am done. Its just a matter of, hopefully, someone making such a flip phone.
I’m resisting esims for as long as possible.
Nanosims provide this key feature where I can put my sim in a cheap 20$ flip phone when I go snowboarding or kayaking and don’t want to risk breaking my smart phone.
This also is a convenient way to get Google, and tech, and social media noise away from me for a short time.
I also noticed there is a complete lack of esim capable dumb phones. This has me starting to question the motivation behind esim.
In my mind part of if being free is being paid enough to afford travel. It also includes being able to seek out a better job.
It doesn’t seem like either would be true in this arrangement.
If the pay was scaled to today’s costs, and the housing guaranteed between jobs, then it would sound much more appealing.
iMessages does that when it falls back to SMS.
Google Messages works around it by manually parsing the message and adding the emoji to the message like iMessage does.
So Apple caused the problem, and only Google Messages accommodates for it afaik.
In a proper RCS chat that won’t happen as Apple and Google will send the reactions natively.
Teams drains like 30% of my phone battery every hour. It’s crap.
I just removed it from my phone and deal with carting my work machine around.
Just require the TOTP at the start of the form. It’s that simple.
I disabled t use Microsoft Authenticator, I use passkeys and aegis Authenticator.
You don’t get away from it this way either.
Instead, it manifests as needing to reset your password every, single, time you log in. Because of “too many incorrect sign in attempts”.
The bots can’t do anything bc the account is passwordless. But it doesn’t stop Microsoft’s annoying “security” features.
So I constantly have to reset a password that is never even used.
As a soldier, don’t we reserve the right to ignore orders that are unconstitutional?
I guess I’m 31 going on 38 then.
I feel there should be a classic leatherman utility knife in here too lol
Yes yes yes! I really miss my old Nexus 7, that form factor was incredible.
Same! The only reason I moved to an 8 is bc the port ended up getting so worn it stopped charging and wireless charging took forever.
Please Moto, make a not gigantic 6in slab of a phone. Please make one ~5in with good specs.
That looks so good. Definitely another Swedish meatballs I’ve tried. That looks 100x better.
I interpret that as Steam covering for some enhittified games on their store that require a constant internet connection.
For example several games I have in my Steam library work fine offline.
But the Megaman Battle Network remake subtly requires an internet connection to start the gamea from the title screen.
Very misleading as the game technically boots offline but you can’t leave the title screen.
Rest in peace beautiful soul 😿
Man I wish my local airport had Onigiri. It’s like the most perfect on the go food
I look for the least overpriced meal and I get that meal.
Often it’s a sandwich, but sometimes it’s a burger. It’s still overpriced, but 200% overpriced is better than 500% overpriced and pretending to be bougie.
How exactly are we more.important?
Earth probably hates us and thinks we’re parasites.
Funny. Just before the php nonsense I switched from Ghost to a static Astro site.
I got really frustrated because I got locked out of Ghost. They started to require email 2fa but have no support for TOTP.
I had Mailgun setup for password resets but it doesn’t use it for 2fa. So it now has a hard dependency on an SMTP server.
Between that and dropping SQLite / Postgres support for only MySQL is the opposite of simple and reliable. For a one person personal blog it’s not the right tool.