

ok, I see. was asking because OP said that it works everywhere, including phones
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ok, I see. was asking because OP said that it works everywhere, including phones
I’m not sure that cpu will be able to handle memory compression with a usable speed. I would expect it to make it even slower
how do you install a flatpak package on a phone? how would I do it?
oh, postmarket. no it does not work anywhere, then, especially since phones are in the focus in the title
(how) does it work on phones?
it is today that nearly no reviews are worth anything. what even is that bullshit that they only rate from 7 to 10 because below 7 is somehow already the worst of worst
or even on the computer itself with iptables
I’m pretty sure OP is looking for a realtime voice changer
now that’s a server. mine is like that too. its not the hardware but the purpose that makes a machine a server
that’s not a server machine
For 99% of drivers, the on-disc ones
op will wipe the disk
as long as you have an Internet connection you can download any that aren’t on-disc
if windows update can guess correctly what kind of device you have
The remaining 1% can be obtained directly from the OEM
I did not have that experience last time with an acer laptop
there are. for one because of the license key, but also because it’s not rare that its hard to find all the drivers that make all of the laptop work
It’s possible because block devices can be read just like files (except often the permission differences)
you can use the sha256sum command to do this. there are a few siblings of it with different algs. gui tools also existof course
then make it default off and switchable with a kernel param, or if its a lot of code then make its compilation optional and default off
well codeberg’s CI system is almost a copy of github actions, so there’s that
the actual problem is not that you need an additional account, but as OP said, the terms. with an account they can tie all your searches, what repos have you visited and how often, and other non-public activities to you. basically the same data mining that youtube, facebook and others do, just in an earlier stage
Pretty sure roku ones don’t allow to be used until you accept their terms online
system apps have whatever permissions they want, and you can’t remove them. so much for easy permission management, when the adversary is the manufacturer
well only if that becomes possible at all
if that’s the case, that feature seems to work rather poorly