For some reason I read this in daffy ducks voice, and it fit perfectly.

The left wouldnt be the left without dramatic infighting :p

Ive had truenas, moved to unraid in the past few months. The one constant has been nextcloud is a pita. Even the legacy manual install blows. I dropped it and have been much happier ever since.

im a moderate to low phone user. my phone will last 1-2 days. its a pixel 8 pro with grapheneos. only overheating i get is during charging, usually in a warm location like my car, or if an app is being dumb and needs nudging into place.

Edit:doggo hit submit mid typing…

Doesn’t prevent the screw from turning necessarily. What you need is better tension.

Don’t forget to swap the springs out too. At least for me my Neptune had trash springs that couldn’t hold tension to save its life. I bought a cheap set on amazon and i stopped banging my head against the wall. Mind you i have the plus, so maybe not an issue for the pro.

Still are.

Clearly they learned nothing from windows 8…

Wait you’re telling Mr there’s only one nut job candidate?

I was wondering about that. Seems like 90% of the time it flashes the finger print reader then fails and goes back to pin. Also 75% of the time can’t read my fingerprint reader when just unlocking but that’s not a grapheneos issue… :(

Or a terrorist…

What you think you can just reply to me with reasonable statements I can’t disagree with? How dare you!

Plus the batteries. Batteries are expensive and we need way more that can store more and charge/discharge at faster rates.

Pretty sure that was home assistant. I had the same issue. Phone would even get piping hot. Killed home assistant, problem solved. I’m connected to VPN to home using openvpn 24/7. Too lazy to switch to wireguard :p

I wanted this, but it wouldnt boot for me. :( my hardware was pretty new at the time though, so maybe works now?I’ll have to try it again some time.

WD reds I believe are smr, wd red pros are cmr, or at least that was a thing for a while that WD did silently.

https://grapheneos.org/faq#roadmap

Sounds like the plan is migrating to a microkernel system and using probably xen VMS for sandboxing and Linux running inside VMS? I’m personally a bit nervous about stability when they finally move to this model, but also really excited to get away from aosp. I’m sure any instability will be short lived. Grapheneos devs have been rock stars in my opinion. I was super nervous about migrating to grapheneos, but have loved it since day one.

I wish I knew how to better help more. Donations for sure, but I’m no Dev, and maybe not quite as savvy with android.

I banged my head against this for a while, turned out switching VPN servers did the trick for me. Might help for you? Could also try installing an update for aurora. Or you could try deleting all aurora data. Those have helped in the past as well.

Mr. Grandma next?

That sounds expensive as hell.