

I’d argue they are worth less to advertise to, since they are so privacy focussed. What’s to gain from an advertiser’s standpoint?


I’d argue they are worth less to advertise to, since they are so privacy focussed. What’s to gain from an advertiser’s standpoint?


Windows Explorer opens a zip like a folder, Nautilus extracts it but has no feedback that it does so. You just have to notice. If you have another extractor installed then it will open in that program.


It’s actually pretty easy to conceal. there’s plenty of investigative reporting with hidden cameras and nobody’s none the wiser. The fact that they have to add a light to the glasses proves that even if you hide it in plain sight, people will still miss it.
I can recommend the Flashforge AD5X. I use it in “offline” mode with Orca Slicer, instead of using Orca-Flashforge and going through their cloud.
Anyway, easy to use, can print with 4 colors loaded, automatic bed levelling. Can do all sorts of filament types. Pretty satisfied with it. Was not an expensive device, which is greating for dipping your toes.
Dd you run apt list --upgradeable as it says?


AoE2DE never worked online for me. It always resulted in a desync error a few minutes in. I read between the lines that that’s been fixed?


Killing ownership is the objective, killing the secondary market is collateral


She complains about the app taking up to 1GB, which includes videos taken? She has 128GB storage and had to clear other things from her device? Dang lady, start offloading your stuff more often. The app takes less than 1% of your entire storage capacity.


That license allows you to take the source, make changes and keep them to yourself. Which is not in the spirit of open source imho.
I would simply delete sda1 and sda2, then that whole part will be available as 1. Format as ext4.
If you play games with steam you could then use it as a space to put games. Steam handles it for you. When you add a disk via Steam settings, it will be listed as an option.
Moving partitions is a tedious task and doesn’t always pan out, I personally wouldn’t risk it. Let it be a thing to do if you would ever reinstall completely for whatever reason and start fresh then.
Also, backup backup backup.
To reduce costs on printing and to reflect Sony’s vision, they are dropping the L from the name of the console.


I have a Sega Saturn and the controller looks just like it. It’s a typical Sega shape, starting with the Mega Drive.


The only thing you could maybe deduct is that it must be an older poster, because the Saturn was a 90’s console and this poster seems to be inspired by it.
I “collect” these consoles, or rather I hold onto them.
edit: I just noticed my original reply was to some random post (yours), I wanted to reply to the OP.


Were you looking for a hidden message or …?


Yes, our country has wage indexation and healthcare.


What’s transferred is transferred. The amount of available data is massive. Thats not even considering complacency going forward.


The controller depicted is of a Sega Saturn.


I think I pay 60€ per 3 months, so 240 per year, and I get a part of it back after submitting some form.
I use Remmina to take over Windows PCs but since it’s RDP it will lock the device. If you want the other person to be able to follow along I recommend rustdesk.