not a perfect solution: but… SWITCH TO TERMUX

suffer and survive.
weekdays are better.

i strategically bought a cheap s20 for ~80$ to wait some time for the market to be better. ~6 months later i bought a waay better phone, for a good price&quality.
the s20 had a huge black spot of broken pixels.
i still use it (its in my packpack RN). decent for extra storage or even LLM(slm). but the screen is flickering so i need to get the screen replaced …etc

i believe that CT&MRI are also used in research. which i think is really great.
in clinical diagnostic setting, the imaging is for a single case and privacy protected… whereas in research, it is greenlighted and maximally designed for greater good of medicine.

i saw this on r/futurology
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3367612/chinese-scientists-build-worlds-smallest-ct-scanner-weighing-just-6kg

“The device can be held in one hand and is the world’s smallest and lightest CT system, earning it the nickname ‘palm-sized CT scanner’,” Liu Baodong, a senior engineer at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and general manager of Rayim, told the Science and Technology Daily on Monday.

The machine had a spatial resolution of 80 micrometres, roughly the width of a human hair, and could analyse objects from snail shells to medicine capsules, Liu said.

It consumed only about 200 watts, which meant it could be powered by an ordinary portable power bank during fieldwork, he said."

also comments. which can be very simple…like metadata about boundary,membership,grouping, or hierarchy.
its supported in most languages except javascript and plain grep.
but it doesnt serve a programmatic use… so even if its a hella useful single char or digit, that massively boosts readability… some people would argue that it’s extra/junk

it should(could) have newlines for readability. and is genererally an underappreciated feature that leads to people thinking that regex is crazy and unreadable.

i think it boils down to: people are stupid, lazy, or ignorant
im not taking a stance. but that would be my shot at the root cause.
those may sound like negative dehumanizing words. but those are very natural,human, vices.

i think in some ways this is a good thing. for example you can rent low resource compute for as low as $0.10/month . its a global fiercely competitive market these days.

homeless ( zero-rent )

dead-simple intro :
ctrl-d stops a single torrent (twice to remove. i suggest keeping a backup directory for torrent links)
ctrl-s starts a single torrent
ctrl-x to invoke the command prompt
right arrow to inspect settings for a torrent
ctrl-q to quit

throttle idk

3 ideas:

1. create new torrents to seed
2. figure out how to partially download popular torrents and seed them.
3. start hosting your own [secure] tracker (for trusted friends)

i was using qwen and somehow it offered a how-to guide about how to gently help a loved-one escape a cult. it seemed random but, the more i think about it… it seems applicable to lots of life problems. idk what it says about society or humans. maybe just that stubborness and fixed-thinking is a common, difficult, and harmful problem in society.

shoutout to yggdrasil
https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/

also should appreciate seeders who are the sole seeder for (otherwise) dead/lost torrent

create a sub. write a sidebar with definition, resources, and guidelines. then moderate it for the greater good

theres also nebula and netbird

its highly demoralizing that AI is(and has to be) trained on reddit discussion.
but i know that reddit sucks.
the people are toxic.
the mods are toxic.
in some cases, i can verify from human experience that all 72 commenters are totally ape-shit wrong. sometimes, like 0-2% of the answers are remotely near correct(or less harmful).
good luck AI curators. i hope yall screen VERY carefully

if theft is a concern. record IMEI number and they(carriers etc) will probably blacklist the phone from mobile networks and maybe aid the tracking(investigation…if any). which, afterwards, lowers resale value

why does stuff always have to be big and centralized