Personally I just want front turn signals to be visible from the opposite side again

Not sure if I read that correctly, but I don’t think this has ever been the case?

:D

Since you’re on KDE, plasma-systemmonitor should already be installed. It is the closest to the Windows task manager that you’re probably familiar with.

No but the emergency assistant system is required, and for that you need a cell modem.

I don’t think that it has a cell modem, either

So it’s not coming to Europe then.

That’s odd, I’ve got a Pixel myself and Aurora just worked right out of the box on GrapheneOS. First time I’m hearing about Aptoide though, I’ll check it out.

Since you’ve already gotten some solid answers, I just want to point out that you can use Aurora to download and update apps from the PlayStore without the need for a Google account or PlayServices on your device.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.store/

Pretty sure China would rather have a different neighbor. North Korea keeps getting propped up because nobody wants to deal with a nuclear capable nation collapsing and the absolutely massive refugee crisis it would cause. The Chinese govt is not too friendly with the Kim dynasty, even less so since they intensified their relations with Russia.

Funny how you can immediately tell the text was not written by Trump himself because it is way to coherent.

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Lmfao I never made that connection

Here’s the full report:

https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.reddit.frontpage/latest/

France has been attempting the exact same thing recently.

Imagine getting butt dialed by Kim Jong Un

Futo is open source. It’s not FOSS though.

The positive aspects are that it’s highly customizable and supports a large number of language addons. The downside is that development is pretty much dead, the swipe feature not being very accurate and the autocorrect only working in English. There’s also a large amount of inconveniences and minor bugs that made it tedious to use in comparison to Futo.

I used AnySoft Keyboard until someone recommended Futo here on Lemmy. It’s been my daily driver for a couple of months now and I have to agree: It’s the best Open Source keyboard around, even if it’s technically still in alpha. It’s ridiculously good, even with languages other than English. It will nail German 20-character compound words first try and I haven’t seen any other keyboard do it this well.

Meanwhile the center console has multiple blank place holders where physical buttons could be installed, and my car has all the options

I hate this trend so much. Even modern “luxury” vehicles have these blank spaces like they are some economy car from the 90s. God forbid they’d have to spend a few bucks extra for panels that match the actual options.

the car is a heavily modified Peel P50,

Shit, you got me.

It’s hit or miss. There are cars that are look tiny on the outside but provide enough room even for people taller than me. Then there are large ones that seemingly offer enough space, but have things like backrests that are too short or have steering wheels that are too low.

The backrests are honestly the biggest problem, because they are shaped for the average person’s back. When you’re too tall, they put pressure on the wrong spots and cause back pain after a few hours. The tricky thing is that it’s not immediately noticeable on a test drive, so you might be stuck with it after making the purchase.

Most cars that I’ve fit in were ones where you’re driving in a sort of reclined position, because you can counter the short backrest by sliding down in the seat a little. Or 80s limos with a sofa-like feel.