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I think there's an older MrBeast video where they drive one of these around Wilmington

I might have done something wrong, but my banking apps never stopped working on LineageOS.

What are you an accessory to? Murder? On the dance floor?

I have 8Bit Music Power Final on NES, I'd love to get the other two also!

I liked the introduction of gestures, so much screen space was lost to those buttons.

I just bought a drone, hopefully it arrives by this weekend and I'll start posting some pictures

Edit: it did not

I'm not sure yet, I've been researching what to buy since then and I found this guide. It sounds like a sit-on-top with a flat hull is good for beginners, and I have a preference towards nothing inflatable also.

If you have any recommendations though, let me know! I also need to get a roof mount for my car.

Oh that is not good. Not good at all.

You have convinced me to buy a kayak. 👍

Man yeah I don't get this one either. Is he putting bees in his dentures? Is there a punch line here?

Oops you're right, shame one me for not verifying that before posting. I was at work, didn't have it on me to check, and I couldn't find the answer online, so I took a guess.

It is still a separate partition from the one the OS is installed to though, which I'm guessing is ext4 since it's Linux

Microsoft's solution above is tacked-on and inelegant, it's a bandaid to fix a problem with WMDRM that MTP devices were causing in the first place. MTP wasn't built for enforcing DRM and and Amazon would just be setting themselves up to face the same issues if that was their goal here. Also, unlike Microsoft, they don't have the advantage of being the original creators of MTP. If they did want a completely DRM controlled environment, turning the Kindle PC app into something more like iTunes where it's the only program able to communicate with Kindles would have been a much better first step than implementing an industry standard file transfer protocol. They could have jumped straight to your second step like that.

My best guess as to why they're making the switch to MTP is because USB Mass Storage currently requires them to maintain a separate partition with a fixed size formatted in ~~NTFS~~ FAT32 on a Linux-based device just so it can occasionally be exposed to a PC it's plugged into, and that's... kinda stupid. MTP provides them the option to just not do all that. MTP is the standard mobile devices use these days, it's going to be easier and cheaper for them to develop around and they won't need two different file systems and partitions on one device anymore.