And I am amazed how Firefox doesn't have profiles unlike Chrome, or at least the implementation is so counterintuitive (I use "Personal" profile as a Facebook container for instance). On the other hand, Chrome profile switching and isolation are just still so good. I hope this is not some patent-protected thing which Firefox can't just copy for good.
If Mozilla team is reading, here is some direct feedback for why I couldn't completely switch over.
In a non convertible, your vision senses betray what your balance sense perceives (motion instead of stillness) and the body decides it’s time to throw up whatever poisonous stuff made you
We played around with Flutter for a total one day before ditching the idea altogether (in favour of native Android with Kotlin)
The blackmailer(s) responded with a single alphabet "k" and it was sorted within hours of the first email.
Might have been a happy accident for all I know, but it changes the behavior that people expect from emails, which IMO is a bit of an inconvenience for other systems that rely on uniqueness of email addresses.
Obviously one that was supported in every preceding version of Android Studio. When making consumer-facing tools, it is the job of the tool maker to make sure that it doesn't break.
If something works in a version, and breaks in another, guess who is to be blamed? (hint: not the user)
In brief, if any of the said applications require Registry entry, it denies that through the permission model that these systems have installed.
If it requires altering some files under some directory, it denies that as well.
Some corporations even restrict such shady websites altogether using an exhaustive list of restricted domains and subdomains, often maintained by a third party, who do this list maintenance full-time for corporates like IBM, TCS, just to name a few.
On top of it, almost all network and device activities are tracked, flash drive ports disabled, etc. to ensure "security".
(Only a handful of underpaid device managers have access to Admin account. Forget the fact that this still doesn't prevent them from doing so at their discretion, or credentials sharing)
I'm that guy in my team who obsessively version controls everything. Every config, every byte of change on any system has to go through a version control.For version controlling cron jobs scheduled on our "jobs servers", I wrote another job that dumps all the cron entries periodically to a git repo using `crontab -l > /path/to/backup; git commit; git push`This seems a bit hacky, but it...