You can’t remove it but you can downgrade.

My understanding is the fork isn’t doing much but waiting to see if gitea turns to shit, pushing all their changes upstream. If you use docker I’ve heard you can just pull the new image and it simply drops in, no migration needed.

RiMusic is a maintained fork of ViMusic

I haven’t used it, but I’ve heard logseq is pretty much FOSS obsidian.

Wow thanks, exactly what I’ve been looking for!

Edit: was using swype which was last updated in 2018 and is broken with android 14. Been looking for a replacement for ages. This open board fork is the best replacement I’ve tried so far. The word prediction works differently but I’ll get used to it.

Yeah I only upgraded as VR titles had a much higher cpu demand. Got a Ryzen 3800. The X3D should be sick.

Man the 4790k must have been the most popular processor of the time, I kept mine for as long as possible

Thanks

Thanks for the detailed reply. So does the underlying YouTube app never receive app store updates? I’m surprised it went years without some sort of connection issue.

Significantly easier? Newpipe is simply installed from fdroid. I’ve only looked for a few minutes but it looks like revanced “patches” YouTube. Does that mean it doesn’t create its own app but overtakes another? How does that interact when the app underneath gets a play store update?

Word rescue by 3D Realms, and maths rescue. Can still get them on steam!

Reading that as “I can’t remember, I’m afraid” gave it a different feeling.

It bugs me when told “nothing you can do” what they really mean is “the problem is chronic so the recovery will take a long time. Patient compliance is often very low and most people won’t last the months required for a solution so I’m not going to waste my time. I can help more people if I focus my efforts elsewhere.” If you’re willing to put in the time, you can fix this. And I suggest you do, if you do nothing impingement inflames each time it happens, decreasing the space in your shoulder, increasing the likelihood, etc.

I saw a physio, they gave me some exercises which didn’t help. I did a bunch of reading online and followed that advice and it worked.

1. sleeper stretch
2. external rotations from a stretched position, or sleeper stretch repetitions while holding a 2-4kg dumbbell
3. serratus strengthening exercises

https://www.healthline.com/health/sleeper-stretch

I had quite bad impingement from months of poor exercise selection at the gym. Changed the routine to be balanced internal/external rotation, did 1/2 above 1-2 times a day. Took a few months but now it’s completely better. I still do the stretching as a prehab now.

Strange, my friend got that when a teenager and doctors said yup, that’s chicken pox round 2, makes sense.

When I would have a problem with my body like shoulder impingement and ask for advice, I would often be told by people “nah, you’re too young too have that”

Australian here, we have the same culture but it doesn’t finish at 12am, I found the Cinderella rule in the USA weird.