xiaomi releasing kernel sources day one is more likely

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>only LOS release for the A1 is unofficial

@Millwood yup, Android One has no relation to bootloader unlocking, at all. it's only about how the OS that the phone ships with works - no bloat, speedy updates etc

@Deleted User if you want a phone with excellent LOS track record, Redmi Note 4x

basically I'm looking for a xiaomi phone with type-C and good LOS support

looked at the Note 4X but there's no type-C

yeah, biggest downside of the 4x is the micro usb

looks like I'm sticking with my OPO until it finally dies

if you make a charge back report on paypal and the store dosent respond do you get your money back?

yeah.

So since I bought the charger, any good chink rechargeable AAs?

yes

Ikea ladda whites

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Oh, that's AAA

Nevermind

AA laddas are rewrapped panasonic eneloops

Damn it, I was nearby Ikea last week

I don't see 2450mAh eneloops though

@Millwood what Julian said, go for the Ikea batteries

the white ones have more capacity

brown ones are more useful in stuff like TV remotes

white is right 👌

and brown ones arent rechargeable iirc

they are @Julian

Yeah, even chink ones are more expensive so I'll get those when I'm in ikea

based ikea batteries

Ikea sells non-rechargeable batteries too but those are silver+yellow

I replaced pretty much every regular battery in my house with rechargeables from Ikea

most of the light bulbs are LED

very eco friendly household

How often do you have to recharge the ikea batteries?

depends on what you use them for and how often you use them

I've tried searching alibaba and can't seem to find a fitness tracker that has oxygen+bp+hr that also has an open source app to use with it. I am mainly needing it for my grandpa so that we can be alerted to changes in his health.

oxygen?

oxygen readings, the miband which I know works with gadgetbridge only does HR

How the hell would you measure that woth a watch

Yeah, you'd need blood samples for oxygen

a pulse oximeter

it uses a flashing light and some sort of sensor to read the oxygen levels.