

They must have learned from the credit bureaus. Leak everyone’s data then sell a monitoring subscription for it.


They must have learned from the credit bureaus. Leak everyone’s data then sell a monitoring subscription for it.


They look like big, good, strong hands, don’t they?


Apple really does like inventing things that already exist.


That’s a bunch of words, but they don’t really answer your question about why a monitor needs 3rd party drivers.
You even made the regex list.


2026 is the year of the TempleOS desktop.


Anyone dumb enough to buy these is going to have a rough time finding any sympathy for it.


TCL runs fine on 192MB of RAM and a PII. But any modern webpage brings it all to a screeching halt.


How are they determining if an an app is a browser?


I doubt this sells enough that anyone bothers with a custom ROM.


Meh. Flock isn’t big enough to hire every rando county commissioner that buys their garbage. This isn’t Lockheed hiring a retiring general or some K street group picking up a friendly senator.
And even if they do hire him, at least he’s not in a position supposedly representing anyone anymore.


Will they remember this the next time he’s up for reelection?


Set it to low quality and hit Ctrl+Minus until the window is the size of a postage stamp and it’s buttery smooth.


x86 at 25MHz could barely run it. This is ARM at 24.


I have no idea what any of this means.


I have an ~80GB movie that I can watch on a TV that can’t even handle the data rate for that file, nevermind the codecs.
But if the couple minutes to click “this client can’t handle anything over 60Mbps x264” is too much work, then by all means keep paying for Plex. Or “hypothetically” find a smaller copy of that movie.
I’m always amazed by the number of people who absolutely can’t leave Plex because they’ve got 14 grandparents streaming 8k rips all day every day.


What kinds of issues? I put an Intel Arc in my server and it’s working fine AFAICT.


She asked “Whys it so small? It didn’t used to be so small…”
I think you mean “where’s the beef?”


Much of Android is open source. That’s why AOSP, LineageOS, Graphene, etc can exist. Google Play Services is not part of the kernel.
Windows existed long before Linux. Or do you think MS develops Android?
Open source base just means you can’t charge money for it.
That is very inaccurate. GPL3 specifically says all derivative work is also open source.
You don’t own a pixel?