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I do this on wsl1 without issue. wsl2 has an experimental new virtual (or just remote?) fs you can enable but I have not tested it.
Can you transfer your new Kindle book purchases to it?
> would you like to purchase an Office 365 subscription? No? Okay I'll ask again tomorrow),
Ironic, given their website showed me two unrequested popups.
What you're thinking of on the Nintendo switch is a recovery mode. Every (most?) modern systems have something like this. It's a lower level area that allows you to fix issues in the higher level areas, even when that's broken (ie, a failed system update). Your iPhone, android, and smart TV all have this.
That being accessible wasn't the mistake. It was all properly secured. It rejected your commands and everything has to be signed by Nintendo's private key. But Nvidia firmware had a buffer overflow bug inside of it that allowed arbitrary code execution.
More details: https://blog.gistre.epita.fr/posts/victor-emmanuel.provost-2...
Bunny, the person who originally hacked the Xbox also wrote a great book on the subject they've since made free: https://bunniefoo.com/nostarch/HackingTheXbox_Free.pdf
If you enjoyed that book they have written others.
You might be thinking of Tametsi. If not, it's a fantastic game to checkout.
I am not a lawyer and am not behind a PC atm, but didn't Rowan v. USPS determine that the receiver of mail has sole discretion about if the material they received is pornographic or not?
A more limited context of course.
I wouldn't assume this is how it works. But it could know your time zone changes and assume departure/arrival times based on it not being able to ping a server, then link this between possible airports based on time zones then possible flights based on the times.
But I suspect the false positives on this would be huge and if you felt so compelled could easily test while at your desk.
This is built into Android. A program like Discord has very granular controls over each type (DM, server event, stage event, etc) of notification as well as controls for each source (You can set a specific users DMs to be priority messages, silenced, show/hide from lock screen, etc).
A program like Uber Eats has a bit less benefit to allowing such controls over what they send you. While they do still break down messages by type, their descriptions are a bit cryptic and after getting an unsolicited notification from it, I ended up disabling all of them.
> Newspapers are publishing AI hallucinated news
Is there an example of a reputable (subjective, sure) news source having done this?
You're likely seeing the effect of timezones.
It was announced at 11pm and American news companies didn't feel it urgent enough to report before their usual morning weekend staff's shift.
There has recently been a pretty large UI inclusion for midjourney directly inside Discord which has the option of being used instead of the text input.
As is often the case in these sorts of thingsz your milage may vary for the more complex settings.
Thank you for this information. I'll either switch to a better brand or go straight magnesium.
Not OP but I've had luck with zinc and magnesium aspartate supplements commonly available on Amazon. I take two caps that each are a net about 500mg an hour before bed, along with 1mg of melatonin.
Been doing this for a lot of years now.
This goes back to what a parent commenter said
> I suspect because nobody can agree on what the new replacement system should look like.
They mention the old question of "Should commercial activity even be allowed online?"
Ironically, not long after, they had a video ad that locked to the viewport as you scrolled. It made the content less than 50% of what you could see.
I did not continue to read.
To further your point, what's actively developed now is called "dotnet" instead of the legacy ".net" (now ".net framework")
Do you mind if I ask why you still use typewriters?
> Keep Alan Kay’s words in mind: “We aim to make simple things simple and complex things possible.” When solving the general problem makes complex things possible, that’s good. But it shouldn’t be at the expense of making simple things simple.
Great quote.
Perhaps to make a discord bot.
> The big difference here is the Message app on Android is just a normal app whereas imessage is bundled deep in the OS with tons of private apis
I'm replying to someone who said the important factor is android is open sourced. I pointed out the relevant android program is not open sourced.
I do not believe the android Messages application is open source. I believe AOSP contains something very barebones. It has been a lot of years, am I incorrect?
This article reads like an ad.