How do Claude and ChatGPT/Codex improve debloating a TV?

Don't forget custom roms

Got it, always good to keep that up to date.

Lauding the significantly larger battery while complaining that the charging speed isn't faster than the prior version seems... nonsensical.

pkg upgrade probably

Wow fucking MILLION? That’ll show them!

They spend that on paperclips, 15 million is not even worth thinking about twice for a company with a one point something TRILLION dollar market cap

like termux

Am I missing something or has termux not released an APK update since 2025? Or are you referring to pkg upgrade?

The vast majority of app network requests would be secured by getting the TrustStore patch via Play Services, with only exceptions shipping their own crypto stack needing to update to be secured.

Still, updating your apps regularly is good practice that you should follow anyway

Bold of you assume manufacturers are going to bother.

Some app devs probably will.

That only covers mainstream web browsers

Any apps that rely on https will be vulnerable

I turned those off in the cert storage in settings. No need to wait or get caught by an edge case.

About the only thing I'm aware of that's still HTTP that a person would have a reason to visit would be their router's webpage and even then something like a self-signed Tofu's certificate would be fine for something like that.

If == 192.168., 10.0. then tofu

All major browsers have already updated to not trust their SSL certificate. It should show an error on all major browsers.

Yeah but then you have to use Google. No thanks. I can do nearly the same thing with Home Assistant.

Oh for fuck's sake.

Terrible idea. Let's blind you and everyone around you! Great for bed and movie theaters!

I expressed surprise and admiration!

In efficiency? Because high power draw for better performance is a major downside for a phone... Just like how Nvidia GPU performance has pretty much just scaled a bit above their wattage. I would much rather have previous gen performance at half the power draw...

It should be illegal. This new version involves sending the pages you're visiting to Google. Google promises not to misuse the data, but this is 2026 Google and they definitely will.

I like this approach for tech illiterate users, but I’d never allow a real time AI scan of what I do on my browser.

I guess I havent used default chrome in a long while but i know for at least the past couple years ive gotten a warning popup in Ungoogled Chromium

It's been an option in Firefox since about then. Chrome has been pretty slow to add https only modes. This is them changing it to https by default, which is probably for the best. There aren't a ton of reasons to visit http sites unless you intend to, like something hosted locally.

I swear this has been a thing since like. 2015 at least

This is why I run Graphene OS now. Finally flashed it this past weekend. I miss having root, but I suppose choosing to lock the bootloader and give up root for true security is also a form of maintaining control over my own hardware.

Considering how no one really cared about Google Music, that guy was probably the sole developer.

I cared about Google Music though. They had good playlists. I hope you expressed your appreciation.