About ten years ago I found and ordered a glass bottle with a fitted silicone lid. It’s not tight enough that the bottle can be tipped upside down without the water slowly dripping out, but it’s great for keeping stuff out.
I always wanted to see a company make a glass bottle with silicone top that was completely leak-proof.
I think it’s for anti-tampering purposes. Imagine the consequences if some bad actor tainted those pills with something or replaced the pills with another.
Yes. There is a firefox extension called Chameleon that does this.
That’s really odd. I don’t know what else to check.
I hope you are able to figure it out!
I have a Steam Deck OLED and my Freetube uses the whole screen. Freetube v0.23.1 beta and SteamOS version 3.6.20
It might be the way you have Freetube installed. From Steam game mode, go to Freetube, then Properties, then Shortcut. This is what I have:
Target:
“/usr/bin/flatpak”
Start In:
/usr/bin
Launch Options:
run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=/app/bin/run.sh --file-forwarding io.freetubeapp.FreeTube @@u %u @@
I am not using any specific compatibility mode.
There is a problem though where the mouse pointer cannot select anything more than about halfway down the screen. To get around this, I have the controller config set as follows:
This will let you scroll with the d-pad, tab around, use keyboard, and select things with Enter.
I hope this helps.
Alphabet and Meta might be at that point soon, with the way things are going.
There is an app called Private Lock that will put the phone in lockdown if the accelerometer is triggered to a certain degree. It can work even when the screen is off.
It doesn’t look like this has been updated for 6 years. Does it still work on Android 14/15, or is there another newer app that does this?
Oh right! And I forgot that an app called AfWall+ also blocks network connections on a per-app basis and can be active all the time. There’s even a magisk module called ‘afwall boot antileak’ so that nothing gets network access before AfWall does.
The only realtime active firewall I can find for Android is NetGuard, but because of the way Android works it uses a VPN connection.
I guess what I am saying is that running an active firewall 24/7 on an Android device isn’t practical for most people, and blocking connections at the router level only works until you leave home, unless you set up your phone to automatically VPN back to your house when your phone disconnects from your home wi-fi.
But yeah, FUTO and Heliboard are both excellent!
This is inaccurate. The reality is that the company promises that searches aren’t saved and there is no search history associated with your account.
The problem is that we have no way to verify that is actually true. It requires trust.
I use Kagi. I pay $5/month for 300 searches. I am acutely aware of the fact that my searches might not be completely private.
They still offer the most accurate search results of any any search engine since ~2008 Google.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It’s been (IMO) illegally used and weaponized against the US American people for decades. They constantly use unconstitutional tactics to detain, interrogate, and hurt people.
You can turn off javascript to get around the pop-up.
I have been using Hushed for this for years. I don’t think it’s the best service, but it’s not blocked by most things and it’s cheaper than JMP; I pay $35 USD for a year of talk and text (something like 6000 texts and 2700 minutes of calls per year).
Sheets? For the washing machine? Wouldn’t those require a plastic shell or base like the laundry pods do?