F-droid doesn’t just check for reproducibility, they build and sign apps themselves. They don’t take apks from devs, only source code (this also means that F-Droid apks are not compatible with play store apks and can’t be mutually updated die to different signatures. I.e. you can’t install app from play store or directly from dev and update it from f-droid, and vice versa).

Nah, all Android phones are like that, even Pixels. Android set hard limits on how much memory apps can use and it doesn’t take into account the amount of actually available memory.

My previous phone was Pixel 4a 5g it wasn’t much better. I don’t remember any issues with it’s camera app specifically, but it would occasionally unload apps. Especially when it’s battery was under 50% even though there wasn’t any power save modes enabled (this might be a cognitive bias, but subjectively I noticed a correlation).

My Galaxy S23 with 8gb kills all other apps when I open camera and take a photo. Meanwhile actual memory usage never exceeds 50%, including “cached” apps that are kept in background.

What’s even the point of playing story games then if the story is condensed and simplified to such a degree? If all explanations are spoon fed to you and the story if so primitive that the bar is on the floor it just becomes boring. At this point you are better off playing games that focus on gameplay instead, it will be a more fun experience.

It’s like reading a summary of a book of just watch a short clip about it on TikTok because books are “too long” and then calling yourself a reader.

Yeah OpenVPN is often used for business reasons (e.g. by remote workers), so it’s usually not blocked wholesale, only throttled (and known public VPNs providers and blocked via blacklisting their endpoints’ ip addresses). Wireguard meanwhile is used much more rarely so there is less fallout from blocking it completely.

Wireguard is not difficult to block either, it’s not designed to be hidden. China, Russia, etc have learned long ago how to detect and block it. The only semi-reliable way to bypass sophisticated VPN blocking techniques is to use protocols that mask as regular https traffic (and self-host it since well know public VPNs will of course be dealt with by simply blocking packets to their ip addresses).

Do you see it with all videos? Could be a problem with a specific encoding parameters that some videos use.

Also, have you installed codecs from rpmfusion? You need them for hardware decoding with non-flatpak players (and browsers) since Fedora complies with US patent law and don’t have those codecs by default, and uses h264 codec from Cisco instead which sucks. What does vainfo command says (you may need to install libva-utils)?

It has much slower release cycle and ancient kernel. For people with new hardware it’s not suitable.

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Been a long time since I used arch or it’s derivatives, in what way is cachyos less stable?

Larian has six studios and over four hundreds of employees. They are not as big as Ubisoft of course, but they are still very much an AAA game studio.

They are likely betting on Chinese/Russian tourists. No way Kim lays a finger on a PRC citizen.

Sorry this is the only thing I can think of when looking at those icons

No they are (were) an actual native Android apps that install automatically without needing to go through Google play. They have a much tighter sandbox and restricted access to system APIs as a safety measure.

Simple, add additional columns for the frame of reference (e.g. Earth) and elevation. You could even store space coordinates using Sun as a reference point (though you would need to update data regularly for spacecraft as they move of course).

Why do you need to store the name of a country in the database? Frontend can take the country code and display a full name on its own, and do it in a localized way too.

Linux has never been good at running old binaries. It’s always assumed that you are running software compiled for the current version if your distribution, and programs that are not available can be compiled from source (because you obviously use only open source software). For everything else you need to use compatibility layers that provide necessary environment.

You are late. They have already did the same with C# extension, and made it closed source too.

It still uses GameBryo for game logic so that is likely moddable. Graphical mods would probably be more complicated.