Agreed. It’s the enthusiast’s browser for sure.

What’s wrong with Vivaldi?

What about Claude-Aware coding tho? /s

Truer words have never been said.

Well, here we are. We skipped using this tech for only search Automation and leapfrogged to directly making shit up (once again).

The fact that you knew the channel based on the subtitles is incredible 😂

I do. But despite my best efforts at explaining and advertising this platform, none of my friends seem to care 🥲.

But doesn’t that apply only to individuals? Or am I mistaken?

How do you tag communities on Lemmy? Is it the “!” ?

I hate you.

While Gboard has better autocorrect, FUTO’s gestures and automatic punctuations became muscle memory in a way that made it difficult to get back to.

I’ve been dailying the keyboard for a solid 4mths at this point.

As someone who types in more than one language, sometimes even using the English script to type, it’s mildly annoying in the autocorrect. But it’s actually really great for English typing atm. Other languages, I’m still looking forward to trying.

I did switch to an S23 last week and the Samsung Keyboard is so good that I haven’t been able to switch back to FUTO as of yet.

Especially with finance related stuff like this, its very crucial that such regulations exist. You’re right.

True.

True. Not completely open I guess…

Also true. Its an open standard as far as I can tell.

Lmao. No. UPI is an open standard I think… Open as in you can apply to use it. It is run via the Reserve Bank of India to ensure safety and validity.

But no. None of these are open source. Location tracking is, I think, not across them all…

UPI apps use it because it’s easier to pinpoint where a payment was made, thus ensuring you can verify the payment receiver. That’s all I understand about it atm.

Fair enough. I just wish it were a single super-app since that’s more user-friendly. But its fine.

I’ll be the paragraph guy today.

BHIM stands for BHarat Interface for Money, a payment application that uses India’s money transfer protocol called United Payment Interface (UPI). This makes all payments cashless, from ₹1 to ₹1,00,000. No transaction fees, as of yet.

Digilocker is a government document vault app that allows digital copies of documents to be enforced. You don’t need to carry around the physical copies, the QR code generated by the app is scanned by specialised scanners that validate the validity of the document and also fetches any relevant records. This includes the Driver’s License, Aadhar Card (Indian National Identity Card), PAN Card (Permanent Account Number; used for what is essentially a 2 Factor Authentication system of documents for verification of identity), etc.

Voter ID app is to identify your voting region, and make any changes to the details of your Voter ID.

The Gov.in store is new to me and I don’t think I need one more store on my device, but hey… I don’t use an iPhone 😄.

Why is all of this not a single app? Idk.

Coming back to the point, I don’t mind having important apps like these pre-installed. It helps to have these for people who aren’t as technically inclined as you’d hope.

I tried so hard, and got so far…