That’s curious. I am pretty sure it was available on Android 12 for me. Maybe someone can confirm?

In newer Android versions you don’t have to give an app blanket access. You can specify certain folders (scopes, I think). You could create a share folder for WhatsApp with pictures you actually want to share

I’m having a similar experience. Tackling one issue or goal a day is fun. Getting syncthing to start with systemd. Loading the correct module on startup to get OpenRGB to run correctly. …

I will probably never be a power user, but so far Arch is fun. I hope your experience will stay great as well

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WingetUI handles winget, chocolatey and scoop. Nice little project for casual Windows users.

Will they actually manage to put all options in a single menu this time? Because it’s hilarious that I have to use Options and the a Control Panel in Win11

The most common argument I see is the lack of recommended content. Mastodon only shows you what you want to see and if you don’t actively follow accounts and hashtags, your feed can seem empty. That’s a massive difference to the birdsite. Quitting algorithms cold turkey is too much for some. They probably hope Bluesky is a middle ground.

I use it for about a year new. There are a few hiccups now and then, but you can just switch instance. That’s why I recommend using Libredirect with it. If you have trouble with an instance just ping the instances in Libredirect and chose a new one. Backup your preferences from the old instance and import it to the new. Your settings and subscriptions are available again.