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LineageOS (I use this one)

Graphene OS

Functionally they are virtually identical to stock Android. Android began as an open-source project, and these versions are built off of that.

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a tweet by @/Pirat_Nation:

From September 2026, all apps, including those outside the Play Store, must come from verified developers.

No more anonymous sideloads. No quick comebacks for malware gangs.

First: Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand.

"Sideloading" is the rentseeker word for "being able to run software of your choosing on a computing device you purchased". There is no reasonable case for an operating system developer having a say over what programs you run on your hardware.

Koumei is kinda my main even though I'm fairly new and she's really fun to use.

There's basically two way (which can be combined) to play her: as a weapons platform, hoping (and cycling, remember you can reject a challenge that sucks) to get good Decrees to supercharge your weapons and murder people or use S1 and S4 as a Caster frame to murder people with status effects, since IIRC those scale with enemy levels, so there will never be a time were throwing a bunch of random statuses at enemies will be a bad idea, her S4 also immobilizes people and basically hit everyone you can see, giving you ample time to stab them. It's a great nuke even without investment.

Her unique gun looks cool but isn't very good. Her unique polearm, the Amanata isn't best in class but it's good enough and very funny, because suddenly you will roll all sixes and just supermurder people for the next 30 swings. I use it a lot.

Since both her offensive skills (and a bunch of Decrees) do statuses and she can randomly do extra status effects with her weapon attacks do to her passive, she obviously likes things that procc off non-specific status effects, a lot. You might never know if you will manage to procc specifically a Heat status on someone, but if you throw out a bunch of bullshit at them, they WILL get a bunch of statuses, just not a specific one.

Since all your stuff deals with status effects, you can forget Ability Strength and just go for efficiency, range, duration, things like that.

S1 also serves a secondary use as a short-lived trap, since the threads do statuses on people that walk into them, so you can lock down a corridor very effectively, if not for very long.

Starting a fight by throwing a S1 or S4 (depending on the toughness of the fight) is always a good idea.

Koumei is extremely powerful in longer missions and free-roam since all your Decree buffs are permanent and stack, so you can get pretty silly if things go on long enough. On the other hand, you might just get random bullshit that doesn't actually help you. Or you might roll "double melee damage" on your first one and be set for the mission. No way to know.

Or you might get a triple jump

She does have a bit of a hard time against bosses since status effects are more limited against them, but if you know you're up against a boss, you can always take a detour and try to farm random mooks for a couple of extra Decrees. If you get good ones (there's multiple ones that are basically"double damage"), you can take down bosses very effectively.

Her S3 is a extremely efficient survival skill outside of really tough things that can one-shot you, and also leans Koumei is a lot more resistant to toxin status than you might think, it allows you to be more cavalier with her health and stay in fights after your shields are gone longer than you otherwise could.

She's not the most powerful frame on the market, but she is very very fun. And very funny.

Tailoring her weapon loadout for making it easier to get Decrees is a good idea too, I use the bow from New War for all the headshot and "kills over 20m away" stuff, and a Kompressa Prime for all the things like "kills while airborne" or " kills while sliding", since you can just cover the enemy in bubbles and then have ample time to jump, slide, wall latch, etc, while they explode.

Just for anyone unaware, Koumei looks like a life-sized creepy doll of a Japanese shrine maiden. She legit looks like something you'd find in a abandoned Shinto shrine in a Japanese horror game.

She's unfortunately hard to fashion frame a lot with since her aesthetic is so unique and very few cosmetics fit it very well unless you lean more into the "Shrine Maiden" part and less into the "Creepy doll" part.

But her base look is so strong so you really don't need to do much to make her look good.

You get 10 Koumei points per Shrine Defence and if you are unlucky and no part drops on its own (each part has 4% drop chance, so you'll likely get at least one), you need 330 Koumei points to get all her parts, assuming you don't also go for her gun or her polearm (the gun is skippable, though it looks cool, the polearm is fun are requires 270 more points if no parts drop).

Shrine Defence, if you do it with a squad (recommended, even a random pickup one, just to have more people on the field speeds things up a lot) takes maybe 10-15 minutes. Something like that.

So its comparative not that bad. At least Van Heyk and Saya's banter is kinda funny.

And most importantly compared to Ivara, it's not random. You WILL get her if you put in the time. You aren't at the mercy of random drops.

Circuit is a mode that is just the warframe missions back to back and has two special xp tracks just for it, one for standard and one for steel path (you get a bunch of bonus xp for it the first time each day you finish 4 waves on each track)

If you do it on steel path you will be given a choice of three incarnons, three rivens, and Kuva and asked to pick two, the two you pick will be on the track, the first will be at rank 5, and the second will be at rank 10. Incarnons are upgrades you can apply to certain weapons that give them rechargable temporary use super forms, and can be applied by talking to the weapons vendor on the Zariman

Doing it on standard gives you a choice between three warframes. These three are not random, they are set groups of three and every week the game simply moves to the next set in the list. Once you choose one, you are given the track for the standard version, which contains the blueprints for every piece of the frame you picked as well as an augment mod for it on top of some other loot. The chart below is the warframe choices rotation and the highlighted section is what's on right now

Koumei is kinda my main even though I'm fairly new and she's really fun to use.

There's basically two way (which can be combined) to play her: as a weapons platform, hoping (and cycling, remember you can reject a challenge that sucks) to get good Decrees to supercharge your weapons and murder people or use S1 and S4 as a Caster frame to murder people with status effects, since IIRC those scale with enemy levels, so there will never be a time were throwing a bunch of random statuses at enemies will be a bad idea, her S4 also immobilizes people and basically hit everyone you can see, giving you ample time to stab them. It's a great nuke even without investment.

Her unique gun looks cool but isn't very good. Her unique polearm, the Amanata isn't best in class but it's good enough and very funny, because suddenly you will roll all sixes and just supermurder people for the next 30 swings. I use it a lot.

Since both her offensive skills (and a bunch of Decrees) do statuses and she can randomly do extra status effects with her weapon attacks do to her passive, she obviously likes things that procc off non-specific status effects, a lot. You might never know if you will manage to procc specifically a Heat status on someone, but if you throw out a bunch of bullshit at them, they WILL get a bunch of statuses, just not a specific one.

Since all your stuff deals with status effects, you can forget Ability Strength and just go for efficiency, range, duration, things like that.

S1 also serves a secondary use as a short-lived trap, since the threads do statuses on people that walk into them, so you can lock down a corridor very effectively, if not for very long.

Starting a fight by throwing a S1 or S4 (depending on the toughness of the fight) is always a good idea.

Koumei is extremely powerful in longer missions and free-roam since all your Decree buffs are permanent and stack, so you can get pretty silly if things go on long enough. On the other hand, you might just get random bullshit that doesn't actually help you. Or you might roll "double melee damage" on your first one and be set for the mission. No way to know.

Or you might get a triple jump

She does have a bit of a hard time against bosses since status effects are more limited against them, but if you know you're up against a boss, you can always take a detour and try to farm random mooks for a couple of extra Decrees. If you get good ones (there's multiple ones that are basically"double damage"), you can take down bosses very effectively.

Her S3 is a extremely efficient survival skill outside of really tough things that can one-shot you, and also leans Koumei is a lot more resistant to toxin status than you might think, it allows you to be more cavalier with her health and stay in fights after your shields are gone longer than you otherwise could.

She's not the most powerful frame on the market, but she is very very fun. And very funny.

Tailoring her weapon loadout for making it easier to get Decrees is a good idea too, I use the bow from New War for all the headshot and "kills over 20m away" stuff, and a Kompressa Prime for all the things like "kills while airborne" or " kills while sliding", since you can just cover the enemy in bubbles and then have ample time to jump, slide, wall latch, etc, while they explode.

Just for anyone unaware, Koumei looks like a life-sized creepy doll of a Japanese shrine maiden. She legit looks like something you'd find in a abandoned Shinto shrine in a Japanese horror game.

She's unfortunately hard to fashion frame a lot with since her aesthetic is so unique and very few cosmetics fit it very well unless you lean more into the "Shrine Maiden" part and less into the "Creepy doll" part.

But her base look is so strong so you really don't need to do much to make her look good.

You get 10 Koumei points per Shrine Defence and if you are unlucky and no part drops on its own (each part has 4% drop chance, so you'll likely get at least one), you need 330 Koumei points to get all her parts, assuming you don't also go for her gun or her polearm (the gun is skippable, though it looks cool, the polearm is fun are requires 270 more points if no parts drop).

Shrine Defence, if you do it with a squad (recommended, even a random pickup one, just to have more people on the field speeds things up a lot) takes maybe 10-15 minutes. Something like that.

So its comparative not that bad. At least Van Heyk and Saya's banter is kinda funny.

And most importantly compared to Ivara, it's not random. You WILL get her if you put in the time. You aren't at the mercy of random drops.

the "all characters" vs "endgame characters" gender gap is so fucking funny to me. fantasia advertisement real.

First, weapon building. You will need something that can kill at 20+ meters, something that can headshot, something that can kill in the duration of a slide, and probably a melee with condition overload.

Your 1 is the most spammable ability you have, covering an entire room slash hallway for pretty dang cheap. Usually each thread inflicts one status effect, but rolling triple sixes makes each thread inflict every status at once, great for melting armor on things like necramechs and bosses, as well as pulling out your condition overload melee and going to town.

2 is either the thing you replaced with helminth or something you have up as often as you can. Holding 2 allows you to cancel a challenge you can't really deal with. Keep in mind that challenges with the 2 are very gun leaning (headshot kills, kills at 20+ meters, airborne kills) whereas there is a higher concentration of duviri decrees that benefit melee attacks. Also, if you use this ability in a Duviri run, instead of handing you a random decree, the game will just give you another selection of three for you to choose from. Oh, and have Omikuji's Fortune in your build. The recharge rate for your 2 gets bigger every challenge you complete and it will not be long before you are dealing with a 2+ minute recharge timer on it. That said, the decrees last for the rest of the mission, so this ability shines in infinite missions that allow it to build to ridiculous heights

You should have your 3 on at all times. I'm serious, 50% chance for any attack to do absolutely nothing is crazy, even more so if you roll triple sixes and become immune to ALL damage as long as you have charms. Keep in mind, though, that falling off the map gets rid of all of your charms instantly.

Sir, your insurance sets the copay, the entire amount is going towards your deductible, you’ll have to check your plan to see what the cost will be after you pay that down, no really that’s how this all works, I promise I didn’t choose that cost personally, and if you’ll excuse me my coworkers and I have to go steal a boat and sail for the nearest inhabited island to open a pharmacy-themed coffee shop.

but like…Becky, of course LGBTQ+ people existed before Stonewall. We’ve all existed since the beginning of time. But the movement got a shock to its senses, a jump-start, a rocket-into-space when that glass shattered via Marsha P. Johnson, and when Sylvia Rivera was up on-stage protesting guess who was on the sidelines heckling her?

Without a trans black woman, LGBT+ rights would not exist. Never forget. Never “pay it no mind”.