changing the DNS works when the site has been banned for not complying, is how I understood.

if they can do that, how come they can’t do the same with displayport?

what do those public wifis see? randomized mac addresses nowadays, mostly. that compared to your constant IMEI and the KYC the company submitted you to…

clearly, they asked it a question that average joe would do, and has shown that again its full of overly confident lies. it did not just reinforce the original belief of the user that it is fake, but it also hallucinated there a bunch of professional-like statements that are false if you take the time to check them. most people won’t check them though, and straight up believe what it just spit out and think “oh this is so smart! outrageous that people call me dumb for asking it life advice!”

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GitLab used to be the only one you could self host, but that’s not the case anymore, GitHub Enterprise can be self hosted.

There’s also forgejo and gitea now. I think these are much more popular in the selfhosting community than gh enterprise

For example, a 400W power source (which is what’s probably in the original PC of your example) will waste more power than a lower wattage on

in my experience power supplies are more efficient near the 50% utilization. be quiet psus have charts about it

oh, sorry and thanks

that sounds good, it would be much better to have that here

That can very well mean we’ll be compiling everything by hand and sending it via USB app by app

I think USB/ADB installation would have been allowed in their plans even before they reversed course

I don’t think so, shareholder driven companies don’t think long term

ID verification and travel logging on public transport. it started out as an optional “convenience”. soon it became the only possibility other than buying an expensive ticket every time you board

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“right now” like if it couldn’t be a problem later again

browsers can have security vulnerabilities in their complex parts that grant the website powers it shouldn’t have. depending on the kind of vuln, it could enable readout of browser memory contents (like cookies containing access tokens), modification of it, execution of arbitrary program code supplied by the site, etc.

Define ultimate. Actual ultimate excludes any privacy for anyone.

clipboard history is different from the system clipboard. it works the same way on kde plasma, probably windows too. it depends on the keyboard on android to clear it from the system clipboard too, it seems the samsung keyboard devs did to bother with this

I think their life just became so hopeless that they have fallen into this very deep feeling of meaninglessness. I guess it can happen when your life gets wrecked

kde has a builtin dedicated color picker. the clipboard does not have those features by default, but the clipboard history supports defining actions for the right clipboard content pattern, so it’s possible to do that and more

not an isolated one, but an issue in all of these you mentioned too. this is a common design mistake devs make if they don’t use the network share functions or slow storage, because they don’t notice there is a problem and how severe it is