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Yup, that’s why I’m hoping wireless meshing technologies improve to a point that we can start to replicate things

Probably something more like VPN tunneling. The web we have today, but without having to subscribe to an ISP to connect to peers outside your LAN.

Love that form-factor

I wonder if it’ll ever be feasible to do some kind of mass, federated mesh networking to cut out the ISPs altogether.

Looking forward to it!

I always click on these when they pop into my feed. It somehow feels like a relic of the old internet – someone just honestly sharing something with no agenda.

Getting close to 2 years!

Maybe!

On their site, in the FAQ: https://commodore.net/callback/

Actually I checked their site and you’re 100% right – WhatsApp does come preinstalled: https://commodore.net/callback/

I agree, that’s unbelievably stupid.

No, it’s showcasing the ability to install Android apps.

which offers 99% compatibility with Android apps, including WhatsApp, Google Maps, and Spotify.

Sure, but the point is, it doesn’t come with WhatsApp on it.

Interesting. Hopefully it’s easy enough to replace the OS.

I mean, it’s not like it comes preloaded or anything. It’s Linux, you can choose install (or not install) whatever you want.

Edit: Good Lord, it actually does come preloaded. Unreal.

Yes, masochists are welcome.

Or Jellyfin…

Creator says it’s not: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1tlmmyn/comment/onikml2/?context=3

Not true for Bookorbit.

And Grimmory being a fork of BookLore means that yes, the whole foundation of the codebase is vibecoded.

It wasn’t “finally” as in “this is the last item in the list” it was “finally” as in “mastodon users can finally do this”

without vibe coding

Oh, that’s kiki