Compliant mechanisms are cool, I used it ones before and it works quite well. If you can get everything lined up properly that is.
All you really have to do is give the button a cutout, which is supported on only one side. Make the supporting area not too thick so it's easy to press (1 or 2 mm should be good I think) and give the button some shape that makes it easy to feel by hand.
It's a bit difficult to give any real tips without any pictures, but that's the gist of what you need to do
The drive was probably not physically damaged, so they could still recover some data from software
I feel like all the wrinkles disappear 5 seconds after wearing my Clothing snyways
Nowadays you can send commands to your pc if you use KDE Connect, "systemctl shutdown" works wonders
Based on the fact that I've literally never heard anybody actually like the epic games store, I don't think they're successful
Because they're either making a profit from your meta/data
They recently changed to a nonprofit, so that's not it
It's mostly the installation and initial setup that's a pain on arch, so definitely not a beginner distro, but very good nonetheless
Why do you have to wait a week to use the bootloader?
Its a software limitation, you can't unlock the bootloader immediately. After a week you probably have stuff on the device so you might not want to unlock it anymore
Or it might be a security thing so retailers can't unlock stuff they sell so easily and put their own software on it
To be honest I get most of my keycaps from AliExpress, plenty of options there for low prices
You might've lost your mind, I don't think there are any known cases of games from your library disappearing
I have also bought a bundle from the spiffing brit, which was 85 games valued at €1500 for like €40. I bought it mostly for the charity and a couple of games, so it's very misrepresented to say I haven't played €1500 worth of games
"Arizona toddler rescued..." I dont think a dead child can be rescued anymore
Sd card slot, headphone jack, great front firing speakers, no hole punch selfie camera, good cameras and awesome battery life
I ran yowhatsapp for like 5 years, was great until whatsapp forced me to use the official app
I just got a new phone (Sony Xperia 1 VI) and I'd like to replace the standard google apps with some open source alternatives. I already tried a bunch in the past, but not all of them feel quite right compared to the google apps. Lineage OS 21 has a few apps I'd like to try, especially the dialer and keyboard app. Do any of you know where I can get download them to install on any android phone?
Thanks!