Completely agree, baffling.
I went back to action launcher which I really like.
I basically have one home screen with links to my most used stuff.
It has covers which I believe originated here but was later possible on Nova. Basically you make folders of apps that you can tap to open, but you can set that to swipe instead so that the tap just opens the first app in the folder
So for example I listen to podcasts way more often than music from my phone, so I have a folder for audio where I can tap to open podcasts or swipe to open the folder and get to music.
I then have a slide in drawer that has the weather and my calendar and that's basically it. Very rarely need to go to the main app list once this is set up. I will likely never change this as I don't really use that many apps regularly.
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Dang, yeah that is choice
Ah yeah, sick! You can see the glitter for sure, I just like colours :)
Looks great. Could use a bit of colour IMHO, maybe when you add bottle cages for your trip?
Thoughts on a rear rack?
Once you have this set up, you won't worry about it again. It will just become "the way it is done". And it's just the correct way to build software IMHO, even if you have no plans right now to offer multiple languages.
Used to be the norm back in the day though. I'm saying 15 years or so before the old internet disappeared with AWS etc.
Self hosted should be an option and I think this is a reasonable requirement tbqh. Yeah it's not 0 work but it's not a hardship either, really, given the many hours that are going to be needed on netcode anyway. Especially if you know this going in to development.
Would love to see a mainstream news source for this. I don't really understand how it is possible. In the best case that is 17h per day everyday of the week for weeks.
The quality of the work being done in these circumstances would be 100% garbage, I would expect, it makes no sense to do it.
But don't actually feed them bread, it's bad for them!
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Your locking technique is more important than the lock you use
https://sheldonbrown.com/lock-strategy.html