Google hates scrapers (presumably because of being controlled by competitors than resource use alone) so much that you must login to view commit history without cloning

Ironic: the original https://github.com/aosp-mirror from Google is abandoned, but now (very plausibly) Microsoft's own exists at https://github.com/msft-mirror-aosp.
The clue to its legitimacy is activity from a developer with push rights to an MS repo, alongside the presence of repo(s) that contain files above the normally applicable size limit.

Just in case: TCL T508N

https://petapixel.com/2026/06/01/years-in-the-making-glass-imaging-is-delivering-on-its-promise-to-transform-smartphone-photography/

Joint-everything models could be the future of photography, but what will still matter most is who defines the desired result.

BTW, wake me up when these companies will go an extra mile meter to compare their output with the least regressed result available on the same hardware. It's notorious that they post less sharpening vs more sharpening comparisons that despite showing how awful a given "competing" real world integration is, fail to show how much improvement their thing actually offers vs less altered or RAW data.

And an unrelated Coolpad, a lookalike of iKKO MindOne

Added this thing even though I shouldn't have (it's up to 8GB RAM 😬)

Dunno who may want to know that, but if you want to bl unlock a global Xiaomi by bribery (you shouldn't be buying one in first place), then a certain unlock seller's channel suggests that Xiaomi internal (so for employees, duh) unlock policy now favors/mandates devices that were never activated before. It's logical that an employee would usually have a sane enough access to a fresh unit that needs conversion to engineering, but it's interesting to note who this change is targeted at (if it's an actual change rather than different kind of perm, that is).