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It’s not important at all why they want to do it.
It’s not important at all why they want to do it.
I thought gen z was already adults and this is some kind of new wave of kids that didn’t get social skills because of the pandemic.
You can make money doing it, you just have to have extremely loose morals.
We’ll reach a point where performance improvements are largely unnecessary. Sure, governments and corps will still privately compete to get those precious nano seconds ahead on trades or whatever.
It’s nothing new. Have you ever opened up a laser disc player or discman from 1989? Extremely intracate parts Ave mechanisms that are nearly impossible to work with.
Even a basic VCR or DVD drive has a ton of small moving parts which are difficult or impossible to fix and designed to break early and often.
I just use paint
Yeah, when the game won’t let you run it in a vm that is sketchy af.
The biggest issue I see is not being able to block malicious scripts from running. An all or nothing approach is a terrible terrible idea.
You double(ish) the surface area. So 23% efficient front panel + 20% rear panel.
These heathens are in here typing out verbose commands and not setting up aliases.
Agreed. Basically if you know that nobody will have physical access to the device and that nobody who cares has the money to buy a vulnerability from an Israeli firm, then you’re good.
Unless you pissed off an entire nation state I wouldn’t worry about signal as long as you encrypt your device and use a password to unlock. Although I believe that some police in the u.s. have some kind of black box for unlocking phones. In that case, I guess you break off your USB port and rely on wireless charging. Even then, they could send the phone to someone to disassemble and pull an image from the device image and try to get in that way.
Pihole hasn’t worked with YouTube in almost a decade. They changed their ad service to their own domain, so there isn’t any way to distinguish between an ad and a regular video on the domain level that pihole uses.