There are different types of workaround but every single one of them is playing same cat and mouse game with Google. It works for a while, then it doesn't, workaround is updated, it works, then it doesn't, rinse and repeat.
I'm using a custom ROM but it's so fucking tiring if I want to keep Google Wallet working. Fucking Google.
It's true, I have no idea what you are on about and what your messages have to do with the topic
I’m waiting for the part that it gets used for things that are not lazy
Replacing menial or boring tasks is like 90% of what I'm hoping from it.
The image generation features are fun, even though you have to browbeat the idiot AI into following the description.
Not sure if copypasta or AI text...
Well, date time stuff for a system working with timers and scheduling actions might be pretty useful...
I don't think they are using popularity as a metric. But I think the functionality of it is also very good, so dunno what their gripe is.
So even when you lose you win.
I feel like the glued together collection of scripts was way worse to manage than systemd.
No, UNIX philosophy demands that every single one of those things is one or more separate things and that half of them are poorly or not at all maintained. Just like God intended.
From my quick searching I've seen pretty mixed answers. The studies I found seemed to say that it didn't contribute to kidney stones, the extra water offset the extra oxalate and some even said the risk of kidney stones was lower. But that was for "moderate amounts".
Tea and coffee in moderation are not a problem. While tea and coffee do contain some oxalate, the extra fluid outweighs any possible disadvantage. In fact, some studies suggest that drinking moderate amounts of tea and coffee can actually lower the risk of kidney stones. In general, if you do drink caffeinated beverages, keep your daily amount of caffeine to no more than 400 milligrams. That's equal to four or five cups of regular coffee.
A meta-analysis based on 3 studies showed that the relationship between tea consumption and kidney stones was borderline nonlinear, with a 4% decrease in the risk of kidney stones for each 110 ml/day increase in tea consumption [15].
Interesting.
I find it funny that Google and some banks are so worried about security on Android that I have to have up to date system, app and can't be custom ROM, can't be rooted and whatnot. And then they'll allow you to login to their bank from Internet Explorer on XP or some shit.