A few more than that if you count the S versions.
A few more than that if you count the S versions.
I’m certain an all-out legislative war would be waged against TOR if it were to become popularized for most of those reasons, under the more convenient guise of “criminals and children!”
I guess we’ll have to see what happens after that right wing Twitter account posted CSAM, Twitter suspended the account, then Elon said they removed the posts and reinstated the account 🤷🏽♂️
I’ve been spending less time on Lemmy and Kbin overall, but I’m more engaged and commenting more. Basically, I’m getting more out of the conversations here. Not saying the conversations on Reddit were any less meaningful, because there are a lot of intelligent people that posted and are posting over there (I’m assuming they’re still posting over there, I honestly haven’t been there since the 3PA Purge). Maybe because the amount of comments here are fewer so it’s easier to read more comments and respond vs the wall of comments and still missing a lot of information. I don’t know. But I feel like I can spend less time here and get more out of the posts and comments.
I’ve been an AT&T customer for years, mostly out of necessity. They just offer the best all around service for my needs.I tried switching to T-Mo, but they have a lot of dead spots (especially along interstates) and has weaker signal strength in most buildings than AT&T. And I just refuse to use Verizon, but they’re in a similar situation.
I’ve been using Brave for a few years now on my desktop and after reading the threads lately about it, I’d like to switch. I don’t seem to have the issues other users have, but I don’t want to use it based on the CEO’s views on some things.
I’ve always had Firefox installed with uBlock Origin and I use it occasionally. One of the things Chromium based browsers have is built-in tab grouping. I know there are extensions and I’ve only tried Simple Tab Groups but it didn’t behave how I was expecting it to behave, which is like how Chromium handles it.
So far that’s the only thing I’ve noticed.
I got a Synology years ago hoping to do this, but I didn’t do enough research and the model I got couldn’t quite decide and stream very well. I ended up just using it for backup and using my PC as a Plex server for a while. I eventually got an Nvidia Shield and just plugged in a large SSD to it and that works well.
And now kids in Arkansas get to experience the grind.
I agree, I was a Stadia user as well. I had some nitpicks with it but it was a solid platform and I played several games on it.
Been a Feedly user for years and I love it. I browse it throughout the day.
It was hilarious when the Stadia head tweeted that it wasn’t going anywhere and then a month later it was announced that it’s being shut down lol
Freedom of speech for Muslim men and not women or infidels.
iMessage is only a big deal in the US and maybe Canada. The rest of the world uses WhatsApp and Telegram mostly.
I use several different apps because my friends and family are a good mix of Android and iPhones. I use Blue Bubbles, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Facebook Messenger, Google Messages, Signal, and Meet for “FaceTime” calls.
Doubtful. Apple never wanted it because why give non-Apple users access to an Apple product? One of the Apple execs said it was never a possibility.
Typically called JQL, it’s a simple query language to find info. For example, there’s a simple query to find epics with a particular affects version and/or fix version, or return epics that are missing information in a particular field.
The default or basic Jira can’t do some things though. Like I haven’t been able to get the total number of story points from issues within an epic. I think you need a 3rd party plugin for that.
Nice work!
You can also ask it to do write VBA code for Excel, or Jira queries.
It’s fun hectic as hell. Be prepared to die quickly and often. Stay with your squad or other players. Lone wolfing can lead to quick deaths. People are good about reviving.
Earlier rumors speculated that Apple would cripple it via software, either restricting charging speed, data transfer, or both.