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Nexus 4 was probably the best smartphone I’ve ever encountered over the years: In contrast to what we are being sold today, it was reasonably sized and thus could still be held and controlled single-handed, it had good third-party firmware support and it had an LCD where you would never have to fear any OLED “burn in” effects. It wasn’t without faults though: For example it was well known for overheating and it had a very buggy main camera (e.g. on old firmware versions it would randomly lock up and require
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I was always a fan of CACert but unfortunately, Gentoo recently decided to no longer trust CACert by default which caused our overlay to become unavailable for a few weeks without us noticing it (thanks for not notifying users about that unexpected move…). Gentoo thus forced us to switch to Let’s Encrypt immediately (or pay for a commercial certificate) if we wanted to keep our repository easily accessible. While we could have issued a LE certficate manually , that method is completely impractical as certif
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