What a weird take. You think this hedge is some magical barrier?
What a weird take. You think this hedge is some magical barrier?
Does it break with normal use or are you a tinkerer?
One of the proposals was to not touch the e2e, but rather scan whatever you upload before it gets encrypted. You should be able to opt out, but in that case be unable to upload any files.
A counter argument to this specific proposal was that it would exclude people from social interactions.
They prefer RISC-0, and MONEY-5
Surely The Algorithm will not know of the ads inserted, so that won’t influence the results.
There are definitely Rpi “card form factor” x86_64 SBCs. UP Board for example is one of those.
I have been using Odroid boards for many years. I currently have 3 C4 boards and 1 older C1 board. My kids use them as their computer in their rooms. Hardkernel is the company behind the boards, they also provided the official Home assistant blue devices that came pre installed with HASS.
You probably think of yourself as pretty knowledgeable regarding Windows, but have you ever studied for a Microsoft certification exam? This in depth knowledge is not something the average user needs for his daily usage, but can be interesting to read/know.
Spooked me for a moment
One leg slightly lifted, clearly he’s letting one out too
“who is this Evy Dens”?
I’m not familiar with podcasts. Where can i find these?
Just as a cautionary warning, but the gases in there could kill you
Pretty sure the previous owners didn’t sell alcohol to avoid drunk situations around drowning hazards and children.
Belgium is replacing its F16s with F35s, that’s why the F16s are given to Ukraine. They are essentially written off and already in the process of being replaced.
If you setup the swap file to be in a virtual cloud synced drive, technically you’d be downloading more ram.
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I don’t really have a problem with “selling” Linux. You gotta take all things with a dose of skepticism.
Has anyone ever recommended a product of any complexity as an OS and then also listed all of the common issues people might encounter? When people talk about a product they like, of course it will highlight the positive things, but anyone who has ever touched a computer, hobbyist or not, knows these things might sometimes shit the bed in unexpected ways. I think that’s common sense.
Windows is said to have less problems, but the cryptic errors and non descriptive “wait while we do something” message without any other output actually makes solving problems harder. It has more users, so luckily that means someone out there probably has the issue documented so solutions are easier to find.
I use both, at home primarily Linux, at work primarily Windows. I had troubles in both that caused serious headaches, but generally they both work without too much problems.
This might have been a bit rambling 😅
“crack down” on their business model?