The camera downgrade is pretty disappointing.

Hopefully the upcoming Steam Frame, which will run SteamOS (Arch) for ARM, will also help things along.

I thought you had commented on the wrong post at first. That’s hilarious indeed!

Interesting. How does this freemium app compare to the open-source Collabora Office?

I tried the Pixel 9 Pro Fold out for a couple weeks. Overall great concept but I’d like to have seen the inclusion of a better SoC and cameras. Reliability also seems to be a weak point according to the owner’s groups. They really need to work on that if folks are going to be expected to pay so much for a new device (or for a used one in the case of the original Fold mentioned in this article).

Upvote for Obtainium. Great app!

I’m a bit late to this, but just a reminder to please keep it civil.

That is indeed a large camera bump!

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This actually looks nice. Now make the Office suite better!

!askandroid@lemdro.id

Just a friendly reminder to please keep it civil.

Thanks for your work on this! Will pin it for awhile :).

Heinz ended up making them in Canada again after the backlash. You do have to check the bottles though, as I think some are still sourced from the US.

Hopefully the contract being awarded doesn’t preclude the option for regulation of things like fare caps.

Happy to assist :). Je ne suis pas francophone, mais je le comprends.

Thanks for sharing this! Very interested.

Agreed. Folks can choose where to post as it is. Also, our friends in the lemmy.world admin team have expressed their preference for communities to be transferred to new moderators (after a bit of time for the transition) in the event of a merger.

Thanks for the suggestion! We appreciate you thinking of us. Things are running smoothly as is and we’re actually quite happy to see variety on the Fediverse. However, we’re always open to chat if their moderators have fresh ideas and are interested in supporting !xiaomi@lemdro.id.

I recall seeing some speculation about this the other day. Glad to see it’s an actual bug/oversight and not planned obsolescence.