I pretty sure it just makes lemmy look like reddit, which isn't what OP is asking for.

It's asking for a lemmy domain to pull into an old reddit like ui.

Me too. I got all reddit links when I did the same search. Not sure what's happening for OP. I also did it in the Google app om android.

SwiftKey does your first two bullets and has full on Bing chatgpt built into the keyboard including getting it to compose messages for you and gives you options to rewrite your messages in different tones like professional, casual, funny, etc.

I feel like most of your issues with swiftkey could be fixed by playing around around with themes/settings a bit to find what fits your needs.

Overall it's pretty good, but it doesn't support the android back button which is really annoying. If you hit back it just closes the app.

Iirc it doesn't show up in the app itself. You need to click on the link to torrentio's site and install from there. It's easiest if you have an android phone and do it in your phone. Stremio settings are universal, so you can set it up on your phone and then install stremio on a streaming device and it will keep the same setup.

I'm pretty sure are better instructions around if you Google it.

I'm confused about your issue with copying and pasting images with swiftkey. I do it all the time with no issues. Long press copy image - > long press paste. I just tested it copying it into text messages and emails to make sure I'm not insane and it works flawlessly.

Unfortunately I think they finally stopped making it a few years ago. That shit was fire though.

Where does it say that? The abstract explicitly says that neither gboard or swiftkey collect or share the input content or frequency of specific characters entered.

Does it say differently in the actual paper?

It's ~$3 a month.

You have to use a server outside the US for port forwarding though. Canada works.

I think he's primarily talking about states where tips can make up part lf the minimum wage instead of it just being the baseline with tips on top.

Also, I'm pretty sure his first * is him talking about his country, not America.

Realistically if we removed tipping in America restaurants would be forced to raise wages to get anyone to work there. It would be a rough transition though.

Aha, I must have missed that.

I just tested it in Firefox and it opens links in Firefox even though Chrome is my default browser.

I do a lot of streaming AAA games from my gaming pc to my deck and it's excellent.