I’m running Action Launcher mainly for the alphabetized app drawer that pulls out from the left side of the screen and the “Covers” feature.

Clicking on Instagram opens up Instagram. Swiping up on it reveals the folder with all my social apps hidden inside. Nearly every icon is a cover.

Keeps all my apps really quick to access without cluttering up my screen. I only have the one home screen, no need for other pages with this feature and and frequently used app drawer that pops in from the right.

I’m using an icon pack called “Viral”.

I’ve been using a bunch of abstract backgrounds I generated using Midjourney a while ago. This is my current use one.

I can’t remember where I found this one, I’ve had it for a while, probably by searching “Oled phone wallpaper”.

Man that thing looks sick. I love the idea of the tenting stand even if it does make it a tad tall.

Now I just need to keep telling myself I don’t need another keeb.

I’m in agreement on this one. Fun image but doesn’t belong here.

If I could figure out how to move all my favorites and playlists AND continue discovering obscure music from around the world with ease, I would replace Spotify.

I can’t think of another way for me to discover something like Indian Metal, all female Cuban acapella group, or power ambient deep in the middle of nowhere farmland NY. It’s not like those are going to be played on the radio. But I can type a random combo of letters and numbers into Spotify and start a radio based on the first band I don’t recognize. Let the discovery commence.

Do tell me in what world would you actually expect any film production to cast and then costume those kind of numbers found in films like LOTR.

Let’s take the Battle of the Pelennor Fields for example: 3,000 Gondorians 500 Guards of the Citadel 3,000ish South Gondorians and outlying provinces 6,000 Rohirrim cavalry soldiers 30 Northern Dunedain Tens of thousands of Orcs, Easterlings, Haradrim,Variags, oliphaunts and trolls.

I don’t see any fine line here at all.

oh no… foaming filaments!?! I have not heard of these and I can hear my wallet crying out from the other room.

Not for a second do I believe that thing would fly.

For crying out loud 3d printed stuff is HEAVY for anything headed into the skies. The control surfaces look absolutely borked, and what the heck is even going on with that tiny ass propeller.

Go invest in some foamcore and some cheap servos. Use 3d printing for stuff like payload delivery systems or creating molds for fiberglass body layups.