I whistle, I sing, I beat box. Try harder, world, you ain’t bringing me down.
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foreverknew@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.ml•Belgium: Massive Anti-Fascist Protest in Brussels
5·26 days agoThank you to each and every one showing up!
Go Nura!! I don’t mind the new name, I just want the project to succeed and one day have a functioning phone running it.
foreverknew@lemmy.zipto
Technology@beehaw.org•Android Developer Verification: Threat masquerading as Protection
2·4 months agoI think installing the apps via Aurora Store and running them should definitely work. There might be issues with syncing them to your Google account though. You can add the account via MicroG (preinstalled) but since I have no experience with running GApps on /e/os I can’t attest to how well this will work, if at all.
You can install Lineage OS and add GApps though, if you’re looking for a custom ROM but need extensive support for Google apps.
Might I ask what’s your incentive to switch to /e/os? Installing Google apps kind of counteracts the privacy aspect.
foreverknew@lemmy.zipto
Technology@beehaw.org•Android Developer Verification: Threat masquerading as Protection
3·4 months agoI’m currently using /e/os as there are no official custom Roms for my phone and they offer a GSI version (works on a wide variety of devices). For me it runs flawlessly, but I don’t use any apps dependent on Google Play Services, so YMMV.
I think their default apps are very usable and having MicroG on board for location services is pretty handy. Their contacts/calendar/note syncing via Murena also make the user experience quite seemless.
I’d recommend it.
Edit: If you have any questions about the OS, feel free to ask away
foreverknew@lemmy.zipto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What’s a “life hack” that actually made your life worse?
7·8 months ago😄 ok, I can respect that
foreverknew@lemmy.zipto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What’s a “life hack” that actually made your life worse?
6·8 months agoWhy is that?

I recently learned ‘bucolic’ - relating to or typical of rural life. It’s based on the greek word for shepherd.
I read it in a review of the fantastic BBC show ‘The Derectorists’ and found it very fitting.