yes. next question.
Hey bro, I saw your reply to my comment elsewhere asking if Revolut works on GrapheneOS. But I can't reply to it because the thread is locked.
Anyway, it does. https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...
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UnreachableCode commented on Is America's jobs market nearing a cliff? economist.com/finance-and... · Posted by u/harambae
Not sure if it's been missed or I'm an anomaly. But as a senior level software engineer who graduated in the 10s, with a wealth of experience, I too (like the juniors who get reported on) am struggling to get a new job. Either I'm just not as good as I think I am, or the barrier is ridiculously high for the next type of job I'm trying to achieve (high paying, product focused developer).
UnreachableCode commented on We're losing our voice to LLMs tonyalicea.dev/blog/were-... · Posted by u/TonyAlicea10
Do LinkedIn as well. I got rid of it earlier this year. The "I am so humbled/blessed to be promoted/reassigned/fired.." posts reached a level of parody that I just couldn't stomach any longer. I felt more free immediately.
N.B. Still employed btw.
LinkedIn bothers me the least, even though it definitely has some of the highest level of cringe content. It's still a good tool to interact with recruiters, look at companies and reach out to their employees. The trick is blocking the feed with a browser extension.
Wow such anger.
> I am confronted by Apple performance and bug pain every hour of my life.
Why do you keep buying Apple then?
Is it at all possible he has an Intel Mac from 2018 that he hasn't been able to upgrade yet, likely due to insane cost?
Because that's my thing
UnreachableCode commented on .NET MAUI is coming to Linux and the browser avaloniaui.net/blog/net-m... · Posted by u/vyrotek
Teams is not older than MAUI because MAUI was mostly a rebrand of Xamarin Forms.
This. Xamarin is MAUI. Xamarin was founded in 2011, acquired by Microsoft in 2016 (a year after Flutter was created).
UnreachableCode commented on Smartphones and being present herman.bearblog.dev/being... · Posted by u/articsputnik
https://untrap.app/ for YouTube customisation has been a lifesaver for me. It can even be added to Safari as an extension, for £2.99.
Also UBlock Origin for blocking specific elements on the screen is a lifesaver for reading articles or tutorials.
UnreachableCode commented on F-Droid and Google’s developer registration decree f-droid.org/2025/09/29/go... · Posted by u/gumby271
Apple has made policy changes and changes to the app store to make it clearer which apps to avoid. Apple really cares about my privacy, or they tell me they do and I believe them. I think they do because they know how important brand loyalty is to their customers. It's pretty much the thing Apple lives on, never losing the customer's trust. Google clearly leaves it more or less up to nature.
>Apple really cares about my privacy, or they tell me they do and I believe them.
UnreachableCode commented on F-Droid and Google’s developer registration decree f-droid.org/2025/09/29/go... · Posted by u/gumby271
That's fair. Unfortunately, like with the national politics here, we have two shitty options.
GrapheneOS.
You won’t be able to do much with the second. Web sites will force login with google, etc. and only work for attested browsers.
I don't use Google login any where and have a lot of accounts with many different websites? Youtube and other Goolag ecosystem being the exception, but, of course they are?
1. Never connect the TV panel itself to the internet. Keep it air-gapped. Treat it solely as a dumb monitor.
2. Use an Apple TV for the "smart" features.
3. Avoid Fire TV, Chromecast, or Roku.
The logic is simple, Google (Chromecast) and Amazon (Fire TV) operate on the same business model as the TV manufacturers subsidized hardware in exchange for user data and ad inventory. Apple is the only mainstream option where the hardware cost covers the experience, rather than your viewing habits subsidizing the device.