Idk. Maybe not a ghoul. think she can be angry about both at the same time. People voted for him with the expectation that he would lower prices and decrease America's involvement in foreign affairs. He duped a lot of the country and they fell for it. People who were struggling economically are still struggling. It doesn't help that many parts of our country necessitate cars.
In one of our last roundtables, execs asked us to go around and share some "AI wins"... The number one usecase was writing emails. Upsetting in my opinion. Personally, I found it takes longer to tell the LLM what I need the email to say than it would take for me to just write the email...
My (limited) understanding of it says no. The bootloader can only be locked and unlocked with keys derived from Motorola. So to lock the bootloader would make it so that future OS upgrades can't be loaded. If your concern is security, your content is encrypted.
Unfortunately, no. I'm running LineageOS on a Motorola device and the support docs state that there's nothing that can be done about this once its unlocked.
It takes a second to process when the head is depriving the brain.
Idk. Maybe not a ghoul. think she can be angry about both at the same time. People voted for him with the expectation that he would lower prices and decrease America's involvement in foreign affairs. He duped a lot of the country and they fell for it. People who were struggling economically are still struggling. It doesn't help that many parts of our country necessitate cars.
You seem to know more than I do. I was still under the impression Snapdragon was a no-go.
In one of our last roundtables, execs asked us to go around and share some "AI wins"... The number one usecase was writing emails. Upsetting in my opinion. Personally, I found it takes longer to tell the LLM what I need the email to say than it would take for me to just write the email...
Even if that is the case, at least it still puts pressure on the Obese Orange Turd.
Yeah, I bet he did
Pretty cool. Is film making a comeback?
The real question: who is wearing a hoodie in the war room?
Thousands of years of evolving together and then suddenly suburbs.
Thank you for the post. Didn't know a Radiaccode as a thing.
My (limited) understanding of it says no. The bootloader can only be locked and unlocked with keys derived from Motorola. So to lock the bootloader would make it so that future OS upgrades can't be loaded. If your concern is security, your content is encrypted.
Unfortunately, no. I'm running LineageOS on a Motorola device and the support docs state that there's nothing that can be done about this once its unlocked.