Some Google Maps links containt actual coordinates,

http://maps.google.com/?ll=XX.XXXX,XX.XXXX

They are usually generated by 3rd party apps. Like taxi or delivery apps. But links shared from Google maps themselves are encoded on the server side and look like this:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/GJq5XvqhJnJsS8pU8

I don't see any reason to encode locations in this way, except to make life difficult for users of other maps. This should be considered anti-competitive behavior.

P.S. I just realized that Google Maps generates a unique link for each share and tracks every user who clicks on that link.

My bank has mobile web version. I was surprised by this.

https://github.com/rikardwissing/webextension-sendtokodi/ I think it is possible to share URL without Kore.

Firefox is available for PostmarketOS, it's almost fully usable.

Technically, it is already here. However, the UX of the desktop client is awkward.

Firefox Gnome theme for the full experience.

Does any device support UHS-II except cameras or cardreaders?

Why do Palestinians on the Internet blame Israel, but never HAMAS?

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/poll-shows-palestinians-back-oct-7-attack-israel-support-hamas-rises-2023-12-14/

I have 2 selfhosted VPNs and all of them are blocked by Reddit. Until last week, I was able to log in to some fake account and use Reddit through a VPN, but now I can't use it anyway.

❌quitting job

✅promoting to a customer position

osm2gmaps can also convert Google Maps links to geo:, despite it is designed to do the opposite.

Alpine Linux allows choosing a repository manually for each package, so it's possible to have an LTS release but install some packages from the edge repository. https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Repositories#Repository_pinning

Is there any email you can use that doesn't have this issue? The article gives an example where people have their entire Google account banned just because they commented on youtube videos. So, using an email from a single-service company should drastically reduce the chance of an account ban.

Yes, it seems that Google removed this feature from the Contacts app. I also tried the Contacts app from Google, and it doesn't have the 'Export to SIM' button either

Android is already disabling fingerprint reader every 72 hours. So what's the difference?

Ads are not built into the video stream yet. But ads came from the same domain as video so you can't block ads using DNS blocking.

Maybe your old phone's screen sucked. I switched from flagship 2021 OLED phone to mid-tier IPS 2020 phone. I prefer IPS, because it crisper and have more neutral colors. And more important, it doesn't have stupid waterfall edges.