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i use personaldnsfilter for adblocking on android

it uses VPN to block domains, you can modify the host file, and it works all the time

I really just hope that this “com.google.android.verifier” package won’t become a system app so i can just uninstall it whenever it appears on my device.

Mindustry a defense strategy game, you collect minerals and conquer unexplored territories

I use retrolemmy.com on a browser on a mobile. Though, I’ve used some of front-ends for mobile such as Jerboa, Thunder, Eternity, etc. but I encountered network issues so I switched back to using browser.

SFTP hosted on a laptop + ZeroTier for accessibility

i use a 7 year old phone and it doesnt receive any new update since 2020, is it a good thing?

have you tried Waterfox? it is much lighter and based on Firefox. I use this on my 4GB RAM laptop and it worked fine

try Waterfox, it is great for browsing the modern web on a low ram

if it didn’t work, i guess you have to sacrifice some usability by using Falkon or any much lighter browsers (not much good for modern web browsing)

if it has camera and does show time, calendar, txt files and image files through sd card, without internet connectivity, that would be enough for me

HeliBoard free and open source

damn, thanks for sharing your experience, I’ll keep that in mind

it’s nice to see electronics people here, thanks for advices!

I’m not that good at math, but I know some basic electronics like soldering and designing a circuit or read a circuit diagram. I guess I still have a lot to study about electronics

cool stuff, but I’m not that good at math lol, anyways thanks!

thanks!

I’m interested in electronics engineering, I would like to contribute or maybe just assemble or repair electronic products

aight, thanks!

I think engineering would great as I look for a stable job in the future