There is the Nvidia X Server Settings app but it’s pretty barebones

mdm?

Yes, so annoying especially when using source control which is case sensitive.

Rename Hello hello2

Commit

Rename hello2 hello

Commit

that’s in there

I strongly disagree with aspects of your perspective but I appreciate your honest engagement

C# Devkit will do in a pinch but it’s still second class in VS Code compared to languages like TypeScript.

Since MS killed off MonoDevelop and Visual Studio is Windows only, it’ll be good to finally have a free proper C# IDE again on Linux.

Your link 404s for me

D+ dropped support for my tablet since the Android version is too old, but I just ran Firefox in desktop mode and that worked. I don’t know whether it made a difference that it’s a tablet vs phone though

No, it’s not just about DRM, currently the storefronts do not guarantee continued access to the content.

For example, Valve can just close your Steam account at their discretion and you would no longer be able to log in or download any of your games

That was quite a read.

Thanks for sharing.

Here in the UK, you’ll need a licence rather than a license :)

I used to have to use a USB adapter on my laptop because the built in one was turned off by default and had a Windows only software switch to enable it.

Solution, don’t have an address or talk to anyone ever, scavenge your own food.

Untraceable

It says right in your first link that it doesn’t support self signed certs

The enhanced permission api was a huge step forward but plenty of apps still just demand permissions up front and lock you out until you grant them

They only said that snippet was present, not that all of the client code was the same

You're unfortunately also handing people distributing csam a way to verify whether their content would be detected by checking it against the database

The bill was changed so it no longer bans e2e encryption, it’s now the responsibility of tech companies to provide protection “where technically feasible” which basically means fuck all

$5 billion Google lawsuit over ‘incognito mode’ tracking moves a step closer to trial 0

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