> Unfortunately game entitlements, friends, and game save data for newer cross-platform games like Battlefield 2042 are stored in the EA account itself, not the persona, so that data isn't transferred.
Not to be that guy, but search “Seattle teriyaki history” and you will probably change your opinion on whether it belongs on this map. I’d also say that Cougar Gold cheese should be on the Washington map, and that huckleberry anything is more associated with Oregon than Idaho. I’m also dumbfounded that there isn’t a Toronto entry for peameal bacon sandwiches, and that the tenderloin sandwich isn’t an entry for the old Czech town of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. So - map is a good start but has a long way to go.
Wow the tenderloin sandwich is amazing! In Czechia it's kinda traditional that if a family have some longer travel ahead of them that they will prepare pork schnitzels with pickles in a bun or bread. The meme is kids going on a field trip and everybody unpacking their schnitzel sandwiches and eating them before the bus even leaves the home town.
It's funny that this dish transferred all the way to USA and remained a community staple.
Uber, Google Maps, VoLTE, VoWiFi, and eSIM work. You may need to install the sandboxed Google Play Services from the Apps app.
Android Auto is completely disabled as an opinionated security measure.
Google Pay and some banking apps (ones that require Google's Play Integrity API) will not run. GrapheneOS doesn't attempt to spoof these APIs because they are moving towards cryptographic verification [0]. Most apps don't require this check but if they do you are out of luck unless you can get the app developers to trust GrapheneOS's keys.
I agree. Unfortunately you can only have 6 SSE streams per origin per browser instance, so you may be limited to 6 tabs without adding extra complexity on the client side.
edit: From the article:
To workaround the limitation you have to use HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 with which the browser will only open a single connection per domain and then use multiplexing to run all data through a single connection.
No, if you can enable TLS and HTTP/2|3, you are only technically using a single browser connection, onto which multiple logical connections can be multiplexed.
I think the article calls this out. There is still a limit on the number of logical connections, but it's an order of magnitude larger.
A service worker would work fine; the connection would be instantiated from the SW and each window/worker could communicate with it via navigator.serviceWorker.
Edit: of course you could use: https://caniuse.com/sharedworkers but android does not support it. We migrated to the lib because safari took its time… so mobile was/is not a thing for us
Yes, but the limit is different (usually much higher) and negotiated, up to maximum SETTINGS_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS (which is fixed at 100 in Chrome, and apparently less in IOS/Safari.)
> In order to resolve Wright's claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto, the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) opened a lawsuit against Wright in United Kingdom on 5 February 2024 in London High Court.[46]
I don't think it's accurate that there is "no way" to "prevent your mac from using the headphone's microphone." There are several workarounds like creating an Aggregate Audio Device in Audio MIDI Setup [0] or disabling HFP [1]. I wish you success with your paid utility though.
I popped in here to post this. The aggregate audio device setup in the Midi setup assistant works really well for me. There is some loss in quality still, but definitely not as bad as before.
It also solved a problem I was having where the input volume would progressively get quieter as I was speaking making it so no one could hear me on calls.
Have you considered adding some kind of encryption of the secrets with a preshared key generated inside the action to make the SaaS zero-knowledge? Currently it appears the service can read all the secrets in plaintext.
