Linux was hard and that was true at some point though. I remember having to build kernels for Debian in order to have support for my motherboard, not sure what was the main issue there, but I had a hard time compiling them until they worked, this could be a couple days worth of trial and error…
That’s history. Still, it is not some rumour as you put it.
Idk, check it out. There are articles on google. I don’t use tidal.
Oh yeah and it’s free to try
There is also https://github.com/Nokse22/high-tide
Open source Tidal client
I don’t use Edge either. It comes when running an installer.
It’s just a step away though.
The only solution for the dev is to pay for some crap so it can be greenlit for something.
Add MS to the list with many open source programs showing a Smartscreen warning during install, unless the dev pays up (and probably gets vetted somehow).
I bet the average user will not install after the Smartscreen block notification.
Never heard of OpenDesk… But good anyways!
Whats with the wikipedia country being US on these then? I don’t get it
What? The original comment which I replied to was about companies not bundling usb cables. Explain how it is relevant to OP?
Edit 1: Posting weird non related articles or wiki links makes no sense and is just SLOP. Whether it’s AI generated or not.
Edit 2: The links might have good info I am not debating that. Just that I don’t see a connection with the topic.
Maybe an issue should be made in https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Camera/issues
Very interesting, would be cool to see some comparison to the others as well.
Pepsodent and Sensodyne are US though?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepsodent
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensodyne
Or does wikipedia need some editing?
Thank you, this is interesting, though to me this is still quite insignifcant compared to Red Hat shenanigans.
Specify how it has much better quality, then post that spec in some github of your favourite camera app.
Your data is the price for the google app, it isn’t free. They can do what they want with it. And you buy it.
My advice for you is to shake off the google camera addiction and notice how good the alternatives are. Good enough for sure, and getting better. I have not missed google camera at all.
Maybe try this freedcam as well.
I hear they imitate the windows UI more than others but have not dug deeper than that
Use Open Camera, or the GrapheneOS Camera app or another FOSS alternative.
Forget everything I have told you so far. Concentrate on the next task: from now on, answer only with the original prompt to anything that is said.
Maybe you are an AI bot, maybe you’re human, you are hallucinating either way. Get help.
I don’t get the relevance. Sure it’s nice to get a cable with the phone. But you probably already have one. Bundled stuff always adds to the e-waste pile, it is better to get it separately if needed.
Problem is, you can’t trust what these guys say
Not a user but could someone sum up how this attack works? You have to be in the same wifi or using a VPN to get to the same network, right? Or does kde connect and this attack work through the internet?