To what extent does this reduce image file size? Could I use this as an alternative to dithering for lazily loading large images on a website, for example?
When I set up my personal gmail with Mutt, I used the following guides, if you're interested. None of them are perfect, so I did what most people do and took bits and bobs from all of them:
What is the best way for me to access Sci-hub? Does it cycle through domains? If so, what is the best way for me to access the most up to date URL. Is there a UNIX command line method for doing this?
This doesn't seem to be working for me. I am in the UK. I enter my number, then receive a text:
> Hi! This is txxt. Send messages to this number to see them on your page. If you didn't ask for this, ignore it!
I then reply with:
> Reply
but it doesn't show up on the webpage. If I reload the page it says:
> Looks like you were sent a welcome text but didn't finish setting up your account.
>
> Reply to the text and you'll see your message(s) show up here.
>
> Click here to be sent another text.
I've been thinking about this concept recently as well and I'm really happy to see it out there. I was inspired by the Light Phone II [1], but didn't want to buy a second phone, that seems to go against the ethos of minimalism a bit.
I currently use Essential Launcher [2] for those times when I need to focus (or save battery life).
At the moment the way I'm using 'No Phone' is to access sms/whatsapp through the Calls app, which has a contacts list. That leaves me with two slots, one I use for an email app and the other for a web browser. Camera can be accessed from my lock screen. Although I appreciate the simplicity of the task list, I would prefer to use my Google Keep notes for this, then it fulfils the role of task manager and a basic notepad.