u/Longjumping-Farm-217

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Hey everyone!

I'm working on a web app designed to help you easily sort and rank your Letterboxd lists, and I really want to see if the community finds this concept interesting.

Just a quick heads-up: I’m building this using an AI code-generator (and currently relying entirely on its free message tiers), so the interface still has some rough edges and minor bugs. However, the core features are fully working!

A small tip if you want to test it out: please try not to use lists with more than 50 movies for now, as the poster loading process might take a bit too long.

Right now, you can paste the full URL of any public Letterboxd list (short links aren't supported just yet) and load it to sort using three different modes:

1. Classic 1v1 Matchups (Bubble Sort): The most straightforward way. You compare movies pair by pair until your entire list is perfectly ordered. The only downside is that larger lists require quite a few clicks.
2. Tier List + Swiss System: In this mode, you first distribute movies into smaller tier groups. Then, the app runs 1v1 comparisons inside those specific groups using the Swiss-system tournament logic, which makes the whole process feel much faster.
3. Knockout Tournament: This one is less about sorting a whole list and more about finding your absolute favorite. You can load a watchlist, choose the number of spots, and the app will randomly pick movies to face off in an elimination bracket until only one champion remains.

Most importantly, once you're done sorting, you can export your ranked results into a formatted file and easily import it right back into Letterboxd as a fresh list!

I would love to know your thoughts. Is this something you'd use? What features should I fix or add next?

Check it out here: https://list-ranked.base44.app/

Hi everyone,

I’m facing a deeply frustrating and persistent Bluetooth issue on my Pixel 8a (2024), and I’m looking for help or advice.

The Problem: Whenever I am on a phone call using a Bluetooth headset, the audio suddenly drops out. On the screen, I see that Bluetooth has completely disconnected. A few seconds later, the headset automatically reconnects, and the call continues normally until the next random drop.

• This ONLY happens during voice calls.
• Media playback (music, videos) works flawlessly for hours without a single disconnect.
• This is NOT a new bug: it has been happening on previous Android versions and still persists exactly the same way on the current Android 17.

What I have tried / observed:

• I wanted to clear the Bluetooth/Bluetooth Legacy app cache as often recommended, but the "Clear Cache" and "Clear Data" buttons are greyed out in my system settings, so I can't click them.
• I tried changing Bluetooth AVRCP versions in Developer Options (switched between 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6), but it didn't help.
• I tried unpairing and re-pairing the headset multiple times.

It feels like the Bluetooth system app crashes and restarts whenever the phone switches to the voice call profile.

Has anyone successfully dealt with this on a Pixel 8a? Is there any way to force-clear that greyed-out Bluetooth cache, or is there another workaround?

Appreciate any help! #bluetooth