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I'm not the guy you asked, but I personally switched to Kobo.
Also other tasks like compiling resource or translation files.
systend units are plain text.
> I'll have my car a lot longer than I have my phone
Doesn't that make CarPlay/Android Auto a good thing? Provided the car supports both platforms, it means you can change phones during your car's lifespan without having to worry about losing features, and you get new phones as your phone upgrades without having to change your car.
For a while now you've been able to remove a channel from your channel list in its right click menu.
> had understood prior to this video that the combo of self driving tech + dedicated tunnels might have capacity that rival a light rail system like Seattle has but that's clearly not the case in the current system
Not to disparage, but how did you come to that conclusion? A train will always be able to fit more people/m^2 than several cars of equivalent length, due to things like ability to stand, not needing to have multiple engines and trunks, etc.
SteamOS isn't really meant for random PCs. If you want something like SteamOS, then I recommend Bazzite.
These days Docker Desktop on Windows uses WSL as its backend by default.
In this particular case, it lets the parents trade childcare responsibilities back and forth during the flight, which can be a serious boon on a long flight or if one of them starts feeling unwell.
KDE Connect exists on both iOS and Android, though some functions like text messages aren't available on iOS.
There's still a separate brake pedal.
What do you mean by "the real compose"?
The fans on my 16 are really easy to get to for cleaning.
Trump has tried to do plenty of things that aren't within his power, like ending birthright citizenship by executive order.
At least a live mass meeting.
> you are merging your company with microsoft and windows if you use it
That's not how that works. Nothing about the .NET license entitles Microsoft to what you make with the tooling.
VS2017 was the introduction of the modern VS installer that is way faster than the prior ones.
Yeah, I have TSA PreCheck and I still take off my belt, it's just easier.
How cloudy is it up there though? Seattle has a lot of overcast days.
If I may ask, why `unlink` instead of `rm`?
If you were doing that to invoke WSL, note that these days you can do `wsl command arg arg arg...`
The way File Vault works nowadays, as I understand it, is that your user data (and maybe even much of the OS) isn't decrypted until you've put in your password on the login screen. This means that even if you devised a way to hijack the login screen, or sniff the keys coming out of the secure enclave, you'd still be stuck without the user's login password.
Windows, by contrast, unlocks the entire OS drive before you get to the login screen. So, a hypothetical login screen hijack would let you get to everything, or cold boot attacks/sniffing keys coming from the TPM to the CPU.
I'd argue the macOS version is better from a security aspect, but it has a necessary downside of being unable to load as much before the user can put in their password.
It's Server Core, not PE.
PE is the Preinstallation Environment, used by Windows Setup and Windows Recovery.
The issue with AI isn't quality, or at least isn't just quality. It's ethical (use of works for training without credit or compensation, potential to displace a large portion of the artistic market, etc.)
NanaZip also works with the Windows 11 File Explorer context menu changes.
I'd argue that people look forward to the Super Bowl ads specifically because they're clever/funny, and not at all because they're ads. You could replace them with non-advertising skits and they would have the same draw.