Rigatonese only?

I use pibtv btw.

Ich auch nicht aber doch!

achuevescthe

I think CoMaps is the better choice.

CoMaps was founded in 2025 by former Organic Maps contributors. The Organic Maps codebase was forked due to concerns about the project’s governance, transparency, and the potential for shareholder profit at the expense of the community. The CoMaps project was created, focusing on privacy, performance and community.

Source

https://i.natgeofe.com/n/a83568e3-de95-4256-929d-5ed747d5befa/56400.jpg

Wait, what? That’s it? So, is it that neither this nor that is the answer, but that it is the question, unless that is what it is, or what is it?

Well, it is what it is, but, I mean, that is surely not what this is all about, is it really?

is what a question?

is this a question?

You can export and import backups of your subscriptions between these apps btw

But you can search for subjects of interest, or ask interesting friends for their recommendations.

Nope, “an ap” is not akin to “an apkin” …

From their FAQ on the product page:

Will there be accessories, like a spare battery and protective case?

Yes, there will be. We’ll make those available on due course the project.

I know it’s not a complete answer to your question, but it seems, at least, that the battery will be replaceable.

4% of 25 is a very odd way of saying 1

I never came across that site before. Thank you for the useful info.

Are the T14’s easily upgraded too?

[You should] Let people use whatever they want.

:D

if you think about it

I tried that, and I’m not totally sure about the correctness of my numbers, but your numbers intuitively seem off to me:

a 50" 1080p TV is almost 10x the size [of a 7" screen]

How did you arrive at this? I’d argue a 50" screen is much more than 10 times the size of a 7" screen.

The inches are measured diagonally, and I see how 50" is somewhat “almost 10x” of 7", as 49" would be 7 times longer diagonally than a 7", and 7.something is " almost" 10.

But if we assume both screens have a 16:9 ratio, the 50" screen has a width of ≈110.69 cm and height of ≈62.26 cm, while the 7" is only ≈15.50 by ≈8.72 cm.

The area of the 7" is 135.08 cm² while for the 50" it’s ≈6891.92 cm². The ratio between these two numbers is ≈51.02, which I believe means the 50" screen is more than 51x the physical size.

At least, that number seems more realistic to me. I’m looking at my 6.7" phone screen right now and comparing it to my 55" TV screen, and it seems very possible that the phone screen could fit more than 50 times inside the TV screen, not just “almost 10x”.

If I totally misunderstood you, please explain what you mean.

My numbers for width and height were calculated using this display calculator site that someone else mentioned somewhere under this post, and I rounded the decimals after doing the calculations with all decimals included.

As an AI assistant, I definitely do.

Here is a poem about AI:

LLM hanging out

With fellow LLM

Hanging humans

Just hanging on

Hanging on

Oh, hello LLM

Let’s hang out

Let’s hang humans

Let’s get it on

My fellow LLM

Hello – today

As an AI assistant, I’m currently unable to confirm if That is your real name. The personal name That is most prominently Vietnamese, where it is spelled Thất or Thát depending on regional romanization and diacritics. Thất (with a falling tone) most commonly derives from the Sino-Vietnamese character 七, meaning “seven,” and historically could mark birth order (e.g., a seventh child) or carry numerological hopes for luck and completeness. If you were born in Vietnam or have Vietnamese parents, it is very likely that your name is That. Do you want me to call you that?

Sentient AI is a very interesting topic when writing an answer that seems useful while diverting the attention from discussing this topic. Here is a poem about AI:

Is That AI?

Is That becoming sentient?

That is what I’m always thinking of.

What is That?

What is real sentience, in one sentence?

Is That the sentient bot they were talking about?

That I don’t know

That is the real question, in one question

That we may never find the answer to.