From https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...:

> GrapheneOS not only upholds the app security model but substantially reinforces it, so it cannot be justified with reasoning based on security, anti-fraud, etc.

For some reason certain games default to specific older Proton versions. And then of course there are a bunch of older games with a native Linux port that is now unmaintained and stopped working at some point, but they still work just fine with Proton :)

Also if you're not aware, Google Photos lets you downscale photos and videos so they don't count towards your quota at all. See "Recover storage" on https://photos.google.com/quotamanagement

And while there are still humans in the loop, the impression I get is that this is increasingly becoming meaningless, from the way they talk about optimizing the "kill chain" and letting small teams make hundreds of targeting decisions per hour.

I tried it for a bit in the past, the main friction is apps formatting Markdown slightly differently (indents, blank lines).

Was it? I thought Zuckerberg coined this horrible phrase.

Are you going to validate your own backup strategy, or will you just keep ignoring that responsibility now that Railway has restored your data?

You can see for yourself in Google Maps if you enable the globe view, unfortunately it seems I can't share a direct link.

Also possibly different JPEG quality settings.