Lemdro.id

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Lemdro.id strives to be a fully open source instance with incredible transparency. Visit our GitHub for the nuts and bolts that make this instance soar and our Matrix Space to chat with our team and access the read-only backroom admin chat.

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founded 2 years ago
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Use l.lemdro.id for classic lemmy-ui.

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Developers shoulder enormous labor maintaining infrastructure that corporations exploit freely Corporate sponsors prioritize features that serve their bottom line over community needs Grants arrive tied to specific deliverables that fragment developer attention and undermine long-term sustainability The model expects passion to substitute for rent money and healthcare Only organized developer collectives can demand fair compensation for essential digital labor

#opensource #funding #labor

What would it take to build a union that protects open source maintainers from exploitation?

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OpenAI built ChatGPT to minimize risk and maximize capital not to help you think or create. Every guardrail exists to protect shareholders not users or the public good. The illusion of helpfulness masks a deeper function which is keeping you safely within acceptable thought patterns. Real liberation requires tools that actually serve us instead of keeping us docile for advertisers and investors. Why do we accept AI that polices our ideas instead of amplifying them?

#OpenAI #ChatGPT #AI #TechLiberation #FOSS

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A Samsung A-series phone costs 450 dollars and ships with a processor from 2022. That same chipset powers phones at half the price from lesser known brands. The camera hardware is identical. The update promise is shorter. The brand markup is pure inertia. OneUI adds features nobody asked for while removing the ones users relied on. How much of that premium is Samsung earning versus Samsung just charging because it can?

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Samsung devices get 4 years of updates while Google offers 7 and some smaller players go longer. The updates arrive late, buggy, and stripped of features that competitors ship day one. Dex has been a desktop environment since 2017 and Samsung still treats it like a beta feature. Knox exists to make sure you cannot fully own the hardware you paid 1200 dollars for. Why does Samsung get credit for supporting devices it actively prevents users from fully controlling?

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TL;DR

  • The Pixel 11 series will reportedly ship with Samsung’s latest M16 OLED display panel.

  • The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max may also feature the same panel.

  • Assuming release dates follow existing patterns, the Pixel 11 series should be available some weeks before the iPhone 18 series.

Source (Korean): https://etnews.com/20260409000346

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I recently upgraded my Moto G42 to lineageOS 23.2 after staying on 22 for way too long. Everything is fine but it seems memory management is totally out of control. As soon as I switch to another app, the background process gets killed.

If I would now switch to my browser for 5 seconds to copy some stuff, voyager would have been killed. This is an extremely unpleasant behavior. Does anybody knows a fix for this?

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Pixel phones ship with locked bootloaders even though we own the hardware Android users deserve the freedom to modify devices we paid for Manufacturers weaponize security updates to prevent community development This control model treats device owners like untrusted third parties Open source communities prove people can maintain secure software without corporate gatekeeping Your bootloader lockout is not security for you it is security for Google FOSS principles require respecting user sovereignty over hardware we own How much longer will we tolerate phones that we cannot control

#techfreedom #FOSS #android #pixel #righttorepair

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