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  • Dá tristeza ver essas notícias…

    E pior, o modo como o whatsapp funciona incentiva esse tipo de coisa. Se aproveitam da falta de conhecimento das pessoas, oferecem uma forma supostamente simples de fazer as coisas, e se passam como um avanço tecnológico, mas fazem com que as pessoas percam conhecimento da tecnologia e passem a só saber usar o produto whatsapp, e aí ganham um monopólio cruel. O povo não sabe enviar mensagens, avisos, arquivos, fotos, conversar em grupo, em vídeo, etc. Só sabem usar whatsapp e mais alguns outros apps que usam a mesma técnica.





  • Content is also getting heavier, but both things aren’t mutually exclusive. It’s more objective to compare modern software, instead of older and newer ones. Before reddit created obstacles for third-party apps, they were famous for being much lighter than the official one, while doing the same (some even had more features). Now, if we compare lemmy to reddit, it’s also much lighter, while providing a very similar experience. Telegram has a desktop app that does everything the web version does, and more, while lighter on resources. Most linux distros will work fine with far less hardware resources than windows. If you install lineageos on an older phone, it will perform better than the stock rom, even while using a newer aosp version. If you play a video on youtube, and the same one on vlc, vlc will do the same with less resources. If you use most sites with and without content blockers, the second one will be lighter, while not losing anything important.

    I could go on and on, but that’s enough examples. There is a bloat component to software getting heavier, and not everything can be explained by heavier content and more features.



  • That’s not bloat, that’s people running more apps than ever.

    Not necessarily. People used to write text documents while looking for references on the internet, listening to music and chatting with friends at the same time in 2010, and even earlier, but the same use case (office suite+browser+music payer+chat app) takes much more resources today, with just a small increase in usability and features.

    Bloat is a complicated thing to discuss, because there’s no hard definition of it, and each person will think about it in a different way, so what someone can consider bloat, someone else may not, and we end up talking about different things. You’re right that hardware resources have been increasing in a slower rate, and it may force some more optimizations, but a lot of software are still getting heavier, without bringing new functionalities.



  • Tem uns apps que permitem instalar uma distro linux dentro do android. Funcionaria, mas não sei se o desempenho seria bom.

    De qualquer forma, será que vale a pena tentar isso se você já não tiver uma box dessas no canto? Se for pra gastar dinheiro, tem uns mini pcs da soyo no aliexpress custando 200 e poucos já com imposto, tem placas orange pi saindo por uns 120, e tem a opção de pcs antigos, como já comentaram.











  • Do you have access to a computer with an sd card reader? I believe the best and safest thing to do is to connect it to a computer, create disk image from it and try ro use a data recovery tool in the image file.

    Edit: if you only have the phone, maybe you could try looking for apps to copy a disk image from the sd card and to recover data or try using some terminal emulator or one of those apps that install a linux distro inside android to use the dd command and then use testdisk and photorec tools. I recommend the second option, because the tools are open sourc and well tested