❤️ GTK and Gnome.
I swear the same people that complain about Gnome3+ also complain about Wayland.
Both projects put a lot of thought into their controversial decisions, they’re attempting to learn from their mistakes.
There comes a point where you need to adapt to change. And both these projects have proven their changes are beneficial.
I’ve been saying nVidia will be in a good state on OSS drivers in one years time.
The progress being made has been really fast so far! It feels like they’re on track for my estimate.
They’re adding a database to Logseq? As opposed to being purely plaintext?
Hopefully when RISCv gets there it won’t be so bad.
Now that manufacturers are getting called out for it they tend to follow the support cycle upstream. Now, much of it falls on the chip makers, Qualcomm specifically supports chips for 5 years iirc (and 8 years for their industrial chips).
If the manufacturers can achieve vertical integration, like Apple has, with RISCv I think we’ll see a lot more mainlined support from them.
Is that only for certain editors? Because at work, the second I go offline I’m forced to close Idea.
Rough Google Maps estimate is at 2070mi.
While the vehicle looks slimmed down it’s nice to know that the solar roof design, such as on the Prius, isn’t a farfetched strategy for quelling range anxiety.
I have a headphone jack on my phone, I still use a USBC-aux dongle because it doesn’t suck.
Can’t you just cancel the card on the subscription and avoid the BS cancellation fee?
I always bring up that movie and “Otherlife” when I rant about the importance of open source.
You can technically. But you might not get service in certain areas because it doesn’t have support for all of the US bands.
I came really close to importing one until I found I couldn’t use 5g, and there’d be very little LTE support for T-Mobile.
Ended up getting a Pixel 8, hopefully they can get it to the US sooner than they did the FP4.
Ive been considering GrapheneOS. I only really use Banking, Android Auto and occasionally Maps from the play store (although I LOVE Organic Maps).
iirc Technology can refer to anything that makes daily life easier.
I’ve been slowly de-googling over the past few years.
If you use Plex+ plexamp, and subscribe to Tidal, you can get very close to the original Google Play Music experience.
Hope this helps!
If you were in the beta. It’s 7.99.
I’ve been paying 7.99 since day one of Google Play Music. They added YouTube Red (Premium) shortly after.
Noooo.
Welp, time to go to Vanced now.
Hmm, I just tried to open it on the plane and it asked me to connect to the Internet.
I’ll have to try again. Did you put steam into offline mode prior?
I was playing MegaMan Battle Neckwork and Tony Hawks pro Skater using emu deck for almost a year.
When both dropped on Steam I bought both. Unfortunately MegaMan Battle Network requires Internet to run so I reverted back to the emulators.
Tony Hawk is a wonderful port however.
There are also tire and brake emissions that no one talks about.
Generally, most are variables prefixed with utm_
They likely built an index from most of the Analytics services also.
With the rate at which Electron applications catch on? Nothing, you’ll end up using it all in a few years time.