Lucida.to but it’s for other lossless streaming services (Qobuz, Tidal, Deezer)

On phones which had Samsung’s OLED panels, so this also has happened on iPhones, OnePluses, Huaweis, Sonys (except their Xperia 1 line) etc. etc.

“Optical Media Bad”

I get the “sign in to confirm you’re not a bot” message on Proton

Sadly the only decent alternative is slowly going downhill

OnePlus is owned by Oppo and runs a rebranded version of their OS called OxygenOS

Yes

Banking has luckily not affected me after degoogling, however Revolut (which I’ve used maybe once a year) is a notable exception where I can’t get it to work

Taxi - Bolt works, just make sure you have microG correctly set up

Phone - avoid Exynos/Mediatek devices as those are less likely to work correctly once degoogled or you change it’s ROM. I used to have an Xperia 5 III with LineageOS on it, everything worked on it including VoLTE and Sony’s stock camera apps.

1411 kbps before compression. FLACs can go as low as 200 kbps based on the content of a file

To my knowledge it’s lossless in CD quality only, in high-res modes it becomes lossy

I’m surprised how much data software running in user-space (at least on Windows) can query

Not a movie but I feel like Mr Robot had somewhat accurate scenes

Oh I have noticed the timezone change, some websites were misbehaving because of it

To my knowledge Librewolf spoofs useragent to Windows by default

Almost none of the devices are shipped with anything but Google’s Android, and manufacturers don’t provide you alternative versions of Android

This thumbnail looks ai generated

Just one or all of them? /s

>sell Chrome to open search monopoly

>Chrome isn’t a search engine but a web browser

Most likely the website you pirated your movies from stored cookies in your browser which then were picked up by Google/YouTube.

“Monopoly”, other platforms are free to compete, Valve isn’t actively trying to stop them