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for the cause yes it is worth it

Besides ffmpeg I would also recommend audio converter for the ones who want an Android app with a GUI, I believe it uses FFmpeg under the hood

All good answers here, here is what I got to say:

• a lot of things could have resulted in such a thing and it is hard to give a definitive answer to your question without knowing everything I need to know, there may be and probably many privacy holes in your system and by system I mean your OS, software and your accounts settings on the internet
• maybe you both wanna take a look at a summary of discord ToS, you might wanna keep tosdr in your bookmarks it is pretty handy and an awesome resource, anyway, are you convinced now? Ready to switch to a privacy-respecting alternative? Apparently there are some privacy-respecting Discord alternatives but IDK which to recommend as idk anything about them (at 1st I was going to recommend Telegram, matrix and signal but these are not a direct Discord alternative although you can use them to chat with your friend just fine)
• switch to a privacy-respecting browser, I recommend Firefox to fight against the chromium/blink monopoly
• opt out of all types of optional tracking/telemetry in everything you have
• if you are willing to: look into setting up a system-wide ad/tracking blocker something like a PiHole or Adguard home

Really good article, totally agree

Yep it did, and I don't know the exact numbers as digital wellbeing doesn't show weekly usage but by looking at the usage of the past 7 days I would say 8 to 9h

The feature set is simply not there. You're also ignoring Android limitations.

Can you please elaborate?

While you do that I did some calculations comparing the Radeon 780M GPU (which is used in some handheld gaming PCs and mini PCs) and the Adreno 740 the fastest smartphone GPU right now and based on 9 different synthetic benchmarks from notebookcheck in best case scenario for both GPUs, the Adreno 740 is on average 84.67% the performance of the Radeon 780M which according to notebookcheck data can run cyberpunk 2077 at 720p@88fps low settings and 1080p@53fps low settings.

Of course, I'm not expecting to get 84.67% of the performance of the Radeon 780M in the real world, that would silly and naive cause this is emulation there gonna be overhead and these are synthetic benchmarks they don't and can't reflect the real world performance for reasons some of which are obvious to us but I'm expecting a good gaming experience when and if this project matures, get to a stable and feature complete state.

I just read it all and I don't entirely agree with all the reasons that the writer stated to not use brave (the CEO donating to ban same-sex marriage and the idea of BAT in itself I find interesting and I like but I ended up disabling it because I got nothing from it and I read somewhere how they were taking the donations that people made to the creators that do not have BAT or know about it without telling the users) but let's say he got me to question whether I would recommend Brave anymore, either way with what Google is doing right now I'm recommending Firefox to everyone I know whenever I can for the cause

Add a zero to the right, that would be awesome

Same here as I believe (and correct me if I'm wrong) some types of data that can be collected can be helpful to the driver devs, especially for arc but other than that everything else should be opt-in and they should ask for permission of the user

I must say I really missed the option to 'open links in apps' and use 'external download manager' in Firefox mobile

Really informative article, thanks!

So fucking true, the brain can be a real bitch sometimes