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[2128.80 --> 2129.02] but |
[2129.02 --> 2131.40] it gets me there. |
[2132.06 --> 2132.88] I will say |
[2132.88 --> 2133.84] 90% of the time |
[2133.84 --> 2134.52] it works for me, |
[2134.60 --> 2135.82] but I like getting lost |
[2135.82 --> 2136.60] in new cities, |
[2136.76 --> 2137.58] so maybe that's |
[2137.58 --> 2138.44] a unique approach. |
[2138.86 --> 2139.48] Well, there's that |
[2139.48 --> 2140.34] if you don't mind getting lost. |
[2140.42 --> 2141.00] That's a feature. |
[2141.42 --> 2142.16] Yeah, for Brent. |
[2142.64 --> 2143.48] The thing I liked |
[2143.48 --> 2144.58] about the OpenStreetMaps app |
[2144.58 --> 2145.56] is that you could download |
[2145.56 --> 2146.52] your maps offline. |
[2146.70 --> 2147.24] Hold on a minute. |
[2147.50 --> 2148.04] Hold on a minute. |
[2148.96 --> 2149.68] OSM and Plus |
[2149.68 --> 2150.84] is $25. |
[2152.04 --> 2152.74] That's quite a lot, |
[2152.80 --> 2153.06] isn't it, |
[2153.06 --> 2153.46] for an app? |
[2153.76 --> 2154.20] Well, you know, |
[2154.30 --> 2156.42] it's not $25 for me |
[2156.42 --> 2157.26] when I get it from |
[2157.26 --> 2157.96] F-Droid. |
[2158.62 --> 2159.78] Ah, there you go, |
[2159.82 --> 2160.12] you see. |
[2161.70 --> 2162.44] I've been using |
[2162.44 --> 2163.04] ViewRanger |
[2163.04 --> 2164.40] for quite a number |
[2164.40 --> 2164.72] of years. |
[2164.78 --> 2165.68] Whenever I take a hike |
[2165.68 --> 2166.50] or something like that, |
[2166.60 --> 2166.88] I actually, |
[2167.14 --> 2168.24] this is a very |
[2168.24 --> 2169.12] long-term usage |
[2169.12 --> 2169.62] for me |
[2169.62 --> 2170.92] from back |
[2170.92 --> 2171.58] when I lived in England. |
[2171.58 --> 2173.52] It supports things |
[2173.52 --> 2174.76] like Ordnance Survey Maps |
[2174.76 --> 2175.66] and you can download |
[2175.66 --> 2177.16] US Geological Survey Maps. |
[2177.26 --> 2178.02] You can buy them |
[2178.02 --> 2179.58] and actually buy the tiles |
[2179.58 --> 2181.00] directly in ViewRanger. |
[2181.54 --> 2182.78] They're changing their name |
[2182.78 --> 2184.10] to Outdoor Active |
[2184.10 --> 2185.96] so you can find them |
[2185.96 --> 2186.92] at ViewRanger.com. |
[2187.22 --> 2188.20] I've found that one |
[2188.20 --> 2188.62] pretty good. |
[2189.18 --> 2190.02] Brent there mentioned |
[2190.02 --> 2190.70] F-Droid. |
[2191.16 --> 2192.44] We got several people, |
[2192.62 --> 2193.42] including Ross, |
[2193.48 --> 2194.36] who wrote in and said, |
[2194.48 --> 2195.58] I like the Aurora Store. |
[2196.00 --> 2196.68] It's an alternative |
[2196.68 --> 2197.90] front-end for Google Play |
[2197.90 --> 2199.14] which keeps your data away |
[2199.14 --> 2200.08] while giving you access |
[2200.08 --> 2200.78] to those apps |
[2200.78 --> 2201.54] that are exclusive. |
[2202.98 --> 2203.46] He's like, |
[2203.50 --> 2203.98] that's the only way |
[2203.98 --> 2205.08] I could get the Starlink app. |
[2205.96 --> 2206.64] I will admit, |
[2206.78 --> 2208.24] I have Aurora Droid installed |
[2208.24 --> 2209.00] and I prefer it |
[2209.00 --> 2209.48] over F-Droid |
[2209.48 --> 2210.50] most of the time. |
[2210.80 --> 2211.16] It has a few |
[2211.16 --> 2211.92] little tiny bugs, |
[2212.04 --> 2212.58] but I didn't know |
[2212.58 --> 2213.28] that was a feature, |
[2213.46 --> 2214.20] so that's great to hear. |
[2214.62 --> 2215.80] Ross says that he switched |
[2215.80 --> 2217.14] to ProtonMail from Gmail |
[2217.14 --> 2218.66] and I've used ProtonMail |
[2218.66 --> 2219.48] and I like it a lot. |
[2220.72 --> 2221.68] So there's something there. |
[2222.46 --> 2223.30] There was also, |
[2223.56 --> 2224.90] a lot of people wrote in |
[2224.90 --> 2225.88] about their different approaches |
[2225.88 --> 2226.94] to contact syncing |
[2226.94 --> 2227.76] and Brent, |
[2227.80 --> 2228.30] did you cover |
[2228.30 --> 2229.06] in last week's episode |
[2229.06 --> 2229.60] how you do that? |
[2229.78 --> 2230.32] I think I did, |
[2230.38 --> 2231.00] but I'll do it again. |
[2231.34 --> 2232.30] I'm using NextCloud |
[2232.30 --> 2233.08] for contact syncing |
[2233.08 --> 2234.16] and I've found that |
[2234.16 --> 2235.50] to be pretty bulletproof actually. |
[2235.66 --> 2236.66] I was worried at first |
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