I guess out of fear that we get another gitlab situation, where the open source offering has a load of key features eventually kept behind a paywall
This what we’re calling gen alpha then?
Apple is gonna love that free advertising
Wait
Are you telling me the basic airpods don’t even have noise cancelling?
Wtaf, how has that product had any success given the myriad better options
And whoever received your review probably fed it into a chat bot to summarise.
There’s an inefficiency here…
Makes sure all writes are flushed to disk
On reflection probably not needed as I think reboot does that too
YT Ultra
Why stop there
curl $windows_iso_url | sudo dd of=/dev/sda bs=4M && sudo sync; sudo reboot
(Do not run this)
Samsung & Amazon have had their own fairly successful stores for years. Compete if you feel so strongly
This is nothing like the situation on Apple devices
A Microsoft password is more recoverable than a lost bitlocker recovery key.
Also, it feels worth highlighting that every other OS targeted at general consumers encrypts user data by default. Microsoft is really just getting up to speed with where everyone else was like 5 years ago.
Most people have smartphones these days where they would be able to log into their account and grab the recovery key if it’s backed up. If they don’t have a phone, they will know someone that does, or a library with a computer.
Bear in mind that non-techy users don’t get the option to opt out of a Microsoft account in the OOBE now, so most should have their key backed up without thinking about it
If you read that article it’s only slow on systems that don’t have hardware acceleration, which basically isn’t any system from the past half a decade at least (and definitely not anything that would have a compatible TPM)
I mean probably not worth the risk of messing it up, but you could have an automated IV dispense SSRIs or MDMA and then assign that to a mouse button.
There’s definitely a less Rube Goldberg way of achieving the same outcome without a mouse at all though
What are you on about?
Ryzen 3xxx series processors are still being sold new today
The oldest zen processors are only just over half a decade old—a consumer CPU should be expected to be in service at least double that time.
It’s funny because the demographics here remind me very much of old 2010-era Reddit—very techy and/or progressive types making up 90% of discussion.
I think about 2014ish is about the point where Reddit peaked in quality, so we’re at least replaying from a good save state here. I fully anticipate lemmy will hit the same peak in a few years and hopefully continues on to surpass it
Oh cool so we’re gonna get another wave of users joining lemmy, it’s nice that they keep fucking up at such a regular cadence
For many, CentOS7 is the last version of it because CentOS8 is now something different—they swapped it from being downstream from RHEL to essentially being the RHEL beta branch
On the flip side, hopefully this news story pushes more people away from X
Damn Logitech, you’ve been my go-to for peripherals for a couple of decades now
Don’t fuck this up
Who let you out of hell?