F-Droid image gallery. So many useful features, but I use it mostly for automatic galleries and metadata tagging

Mr. Brightside by The Killers

N-E-G-U-S

Don’t know about the first, but it could mean just a couple of “G’s”.

The latter is the signature for the key of C-Major, but more likely it refers to that key’s relative minor, A-Minor, which is notated the same way.

https://youtu.be/s166nC_hiZ0

Or these?

…and it will happen.

“mystery”

I can already do that with ShareX, but okay, sure…

20 Minutes Till Dawn

You can copy addresses with OsmAnd+. They have options to include GeoCoords with, too.

https://f-droid.org/packages/net.osmand.plus/

There is a version on the Google Play store which has voice prompts for navigation, which this F-Droid version doesn’t.

Welp, I guess they’ll have to delist YouTube too; most diverse and accessible music source RN.

Just finished! Thanks for the tip!

I mean, sure, unless somehow the dad-bod cop in the picture is a heavily disguised Carmelita Fox.

Android Studio is a fork of IntelliJ IDEA, which is open sourced and free software (under Apache 2.0), with additions from Google (proprietary and closed source, as far as I can tell), so it has components that are both. This is compatible with the Apache license, which doesn’t require that derivative works be distributed under the same license.

So, ultimately, Android Studio has some components that are open source and some that aren’t.

Without, for anyone interested.

Cell connectivity.

A physical internet connection doesn’t have many issues as at all with bulkier formats, but cell networks – especially legacy hardware that is yet to be upgraded – will have more issues sending as much data (i.e. more transmission errors to be corrected and thereby use up more energy, whereas the power cost of transmission error correction for cabled networks is negligible).

• NewPipe SponsorBlock for YouTube
• DecSync CC for contacts and calendar syncing
• URLCheck
• Firefox
• AnySoftKeyboard
• OSMAnd~ for maps
• Markor for notes