bitwolf

So hell get taxed for exchange of speculative assets right?.. Right?!

This is great to hear. Something I love about GNOME was the login / lock experience.

SDDM felt like shit when used with Unity, and with Pantheon, and with Plasma.

Looking forward to its release.

forcing us to give away our new features for free to companies who don’t have to play by the same rules,

You mean the features you rip off from Samsung and Google each year?

At least it’s something tangibly useful. Unlike “AI”. I’m for it.

Diversify from selling personal data

Border Patrol cannot search vehicles in the 100-mile zone without a warrant or “probable cause” (a reasonable belief, based on the circumstances, that an immigration violation or crime has likely occurred).

So, hypothetically, what stops Mexico from removing ICEs rights to search at all within that 100mile zone?

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It had a lot of vulnerabilities iirc

Ah the American way. Fail to innovate and block out the competition.

Free market ftw

Yeah let’s keep it POSIX

Please, take me! Take us!

leaps into arms

Whisker Squadron Survivor is also a great one

Awe I was hoping for 6.14-git for NTSYNC this go around.

Hoping they get a faster kernel supply chain or 3.8 includes it and follows shortly after.

That sounds significantly harder than supporting Steam Deck users but OK Epic

Question for those more well versed than me.

Is there a “social democracy is superior” lesson from this that I can rub into my Trump Thumper families faces?

Whoa, they fixed the screen on Yoshi Circuit!?

Which emulator are you using?

Cant you override the css for your app only? I think that exposes background.

Personally I find git-credential-manager much easier to use.

It manages Oauth2 for you.

Or ssh keys.

The best way I can describe it is that it lets you access media files on a remote share efficiently.

If you streamed music from windows to your Xbox 360, it’s using the protocol.

If you use Kodi, or Windows Media Player they both use it as well.

Plex I know exposes itself as a UPnP endpoint, so you can “browse” it from Kodi or another media player (that supports UPnP), as if it’s on your device.

Its an open standard and slightly more commonly available than you might realize :)

I was being a bit facetious though. On an architectural level though, it can be reasoned it’s different enough from Chromecast to not be a replacement.

DLNA/UPnP is a direct stream between two devices on your Local network.

Chromecast is more “hey little dongle, here’s a URL, play it”.

So media in the cloud wouldn’t work with DLNA/UPnP

DNLA/UPnP

Don’t we use Galileo now instead?