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3·2 months agoPlus TiB are based on powers of two instead of ten which makes more sense for computers. It’s not really a practical difference (2 vs 10, not the size difference which is significant) a lot of the time but I personally find powers of two more pleasing.
1·8 months agoLike what is available to download.
I2p is slow and lacks selection but could work.
Valid, although I prefer the 24/7 seed to infinity method.
21·11 months agoSo, that is incorrect. I’m not even going to make a counter argument. Learn what you’re talking about before you post stuff.
11·1 year agoModifying most things (cars, android ROMs, PCs, etc.) It is right now to an extent but it will probably get worse.
If you have a car Lubelogger is a solid maintenance tracker.
Not worrying temps for most stuff. If you have mechanical HDDs you may want to check those specifically.
You can put graphene on a 4. It won’t be supported but will be more secure. Still not recommended by me or grapheneos. They say that the reason they support pixels is due to the security, not the aosp support, and that they will continue to develop grapheneos. Android 16 is the first new build with the changes and grapheneos is testing it now iirc. I would personally recommend seeing how 16 goes (possibly post after the update hits stable asking for user feedback) and decide based on that. You should probably get something new as the complete lack of security updates is quite bad but that could help you decide whether to go with graphene. Personally, I am on grapheneos and am not worried about it.
Does a state ID opt you in to the facial recognition?
1·1 year agoEither or both could also be accomplished with thy setup through encrypted partition or flash drives or just manually encrypted files plus manual backups. Personally, I’d just use kde vaults for ease of use.
Been using airvpn for at least a year now (2? Maybe 3, idk…) Wait I checked it’s been about 2 years. OK, anyway yeah they’re my go to recommendation for anyone moderately technical.
You’re right, my bad. They are stealing that amount from each creator, in fact.
Ya know, if you assume each one of those is a person who would otherwise pay $100 a month for all the streaming services, then they are costing the streaming services about $259,200,000,000,000 each year. /s
A bit of both for small decisions. I’d trust it with little things and for more important stuff it could work for the trick where you flip a coin and figure out which thing you actually wanted by gauging your reaction to the result.
Nvm the hyperlink had but and I didn’t see.
The effect is cumulative, you’ll do better if you quit than if you don’t, but some damage has been done. It’s a “the best time to plant a tree was 30 years ago, the second best time is today” situation.