I haven’t done it other than for testing, but you can pair a fire Stick remote to a PC using Bluetooth and it works with Kodi.
I haven’t done it other than for testing, but you can pair a fire Stick remote to a PC using Bluetooth and it works with Kodi.
This looks interesting, I hadn’t heard of it before. Do you know if they support sas controllers?
dsidevice.domain_not_set.invalid is the name on the certificate. That’s not the name of a real website. This means that something else is making that certificate.
If you Google that name, you’ll see that it’s used when some Internet routers lose their connection and they hijack the https connection to give you an error page. Since it’s an https connection, and it’s not a valid certificate you get the error.
Other people have made accurate posters here about MAS, but if you are concerned you can always set up a KMS server in docker.
I was born in 1968. I definitely remember the duck and cover drills. Our school was a fallout shelter & they would rotate out the supplies every now and then. All the way up to high school. This is in the northeast.
That’s just so wrong-headed. How else do you expect billionaires to monetize every aspect of our lives?
Easy mistake. The M stands for Moron, not mother.
The idea that Linux is not susceptible to malware is a really dumb take, in my opinion. I work in security and see Linux machines get popped all the time. Also, wine is good enough that malware will run under it.
For this type of use (larger scale group chat) I would agree. What are the flaws with signal though?
This is the correct answer. Both Alice and Bob approve.
Telegram is and always has been shitty. WhatsApp is shitty too. Use Signal instead.
Try getting a used server. You can find one on labgopher. For the budget you have, don’t expect something great but it’ll be a start.
ClamAV is alive and well. Immunet != ClamAV even if that was the engine Immunet used.
Thanks, I will definitely check out both of those
It’s like Ligma but different
I’ll take a look at that, thanks. It’s been a year or so since I last looked at it but back then there was a push button that you could use but I couldn’t get it going.
Privacy issues aside, for wider adoption the user experience needs to be better. Most people don’t want to be a sysadmin for their house, they just want to live in it.
Yeah, that’s why I said I’m very hopeful. It says so in my comment.
Sure, but if I had a Pi (or similar board) with a speaker and a mic, I’d hope to be able to do the same thing. A Pi Zero would definitely be able to do the job.
My Subaru EV has this. They just call it enhanced cruise control. I mean, that’s what it is. It also monitors for driver inattentiveness.