I just don’t see how a flip phone is practical, it’s thicker in your pocket, way more complex, and very expensive.

One reason may be that they’re not actually off when the ignition is off, they’re just asleep like your phone is when the screen is off but it’s still powered on.

I use localsend, if I need to share between devices while out and about I just turn on hotspot to create a local Wi-Fi network.

All the sharing tools built into android are garbage, none work properly.

Yeah you get fairly large discounts on extra vehicles, the logic being that you’re only driving one at a time and so collision and liability coverage costs only go up a little for each extra vehicle.

What is it?

Are we acting like Linux couldn’t have the same thing happen to it? There are plenty of things that can break boot.

Syncthing if you have a bunch of files in a folder.

Localsend if you just have 1 or 2 files.

Same, if I’m wrong about something I’d love to hear what it is.

So this generally happens because there’s too much overlap between the APs, try reducing transmit power on the 2.4ghz radio on the extender.

Also making sure that fast roaming is enabled on both APs should help.

You can also try enabling minimum RSSI on the extender 2.4ghz radio if it supports that.

The ‘Steam Controller’ I think it was called? That thing was so awful I only used it like twice.

For important data I’d say utilize a data recovery company. IMO it’ s too risky to try doing something yourself and making it worse.

IIRC it also stores your account password server side and stores your emails there too, it’s literally just webmail.

Nova is solid, still my go to after trying plenty of others.

You can uninstall with Canta and Shizuku, both on the F-Droid store.

It’s fantastic, they add so much useful stuff and it looks nice.

Home assistant is pretty easy IMO once you get a feel for it, and entirely local so very privacy friendly.

Slow charging only makes a tiny difference IMO, modern devices don’t get very hot while charging and Li-ion is fine up to about 45C during charging.

The best option is stop charging at 80% which will substantially improve battery life, my Samsung has this built in. But for phones that don’t you can use a wifi power plug and a Home Assistant automation to turn it off when your phone hits 80%.

The best way to prevent swelling is stop charging at 80% or less (some phones have this feature, or you can use homeassistant with a smart plug), and keep the phone cool below 21C/70F.

Background upload doesn’t really work due to Apple’s restrictions on background apps.

Yeah it’s awful, trying to do anything at all outside using basic apps in iOS is headache inducing.

Just something as simple as getting an SSH key into an SSH app took way too much time to figure out, as you can’t just copy the key file over like you can on Android.