nudnyekscentryk

I do have a pair of wired headphones I use with my laptop and probably could find a pair or two of earphones I used pre-2017; what's your point?

as an android user with 3.5mm jack since always in all of the phones I have had, I didn't use it once since like 2017

Why was an article written this year? Is it just because some reporter browsed X and thought, “eh, why not?”. This is not news.

you just broke the code to modern journalism

whats wrong with email?

whoosh

HOW IS MATHS DRY?!

apparently they imagine a huge dump of stuffs which just exists

last release march 2020;

according to the OSM Wiki, Maps.me was sold in November 2020 and the source code was locked down. The original developers forked the app, reused old code and created Organic Maps.

Yep, the digital illiteracy of the z gen is terrifying. Apparently contemporary teens have no understanding of the folder structure. Like, at all. Of the concept of files having their location. It's all because they were brought up with iPhones for everything just is, and iCloud where everything just is.

Maps.me is neither open-source nor free, I believe they even introduced IAP at some point.

Organic Maps though is FOSS and it's by the same developers. They both use OpenStreetMap mapping data, developers of which created Osmand which is just orders of magnitude more customisable. Quite a powerhouse of a navigation app, but may be overkill for some people.

btw xitter is pronounced shitter

My exact though at first. Then I remembered probably half of all Xitter accounts are ghost anyway. Which makes 30% overall decrease equivalent to 60% decrease within active users.