Banana Republic is a term coined for all the countries where this company operated.
Boost was incredible when I was on the previous platform!
I want to try that out. I did use Liftoff, Jerboa and Connect.
May be this will change when Boost comes on the Play Store, but for now, Jerboa has been my go-to.
You are welcome. Just remember that it haa 95% of the features as PocketCasts, but it is Open Source..
Haha, I know. Just was in a very difficult period a couple of years ago, where upgrading to a new phone was not even one of my top 10 priorities in my life then.
This is kinda odd timing.
I just started using AntennaPod on Monday since I want to switch to FOSS apps as much as possible and also deleted my PocketCasts account completely.
It sucks that there is no such account in my Google Podcasts app, but uninstalled that too. AntennaPod, FTW!
I use Niagara launcher. It is fantastic if you want to get to anything with just one hand, but it is unusable if you do use a lot of widgets. Have been using this for almost a year now, this is the way to go!
"Yeah, he's cute, but I think he's married to Kim, He he!"
Bitwarden too, learned about it here on Lemmy!
I am genuinely curious. What's the role of the new CEO if this turd keeps doing everything he can to burn this ish to the ground?
Non-American, not a native speaker either, but how is writing correct spelling American-centrist?
I'm genuinely curious to know.
Honestly, apathy. It is not like people have to start paying for the app or website explicitly
- Facebook/ Meta stole and continues to steal millions of users' data, the vast majority of the users do not care
- Twitter hacked most third-party apps, but people still use it because it doesn't affect them personally. They still use it for free, so why not?
- Reddit killed third party APIs? People will grumble, but they will recalibrate their mind and continue using the official app.
I have not seen this mentioned before, but the Teslas people buy in the US isn't helping the environment. You just are saving on fuel!