I think it has been implemented in microG. Even this sounds weird to me. I wouldn't expect any bank to allow open source NFC card implementations, while blocking unofficial ROMs.
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are getting sued, as it turns out that not all RAM price increases were caused by AI. They just used AI as an excuse to increase their prices.
So, you are telling me that I should throw my time, developing tools for NixOS, out of the window because I will be more free on how to use a damn logo?
If you really feel the need of putting your favorite distro's logo on a cake, you probably need to touch some grass. Try to have a walk, to meet new people.
I understand, and support, the political aspect of your point, but the cake is a very bad example of the issue.
I have read about guix, but I don't see any reason to switch from NixOS. Guix seems to be way less mature than Nix.
Besides this, I have dedicated a ton of time developing a framework that manages flakes on NixOS builds. There is no way I would start from scratch, just to leave systemd.
Please use $HOME instead of this. There are configurations that do not rely on the usual /home/$USER format. The root user is a good example, having their $HOME set to /root.
Vanadium is not just mobile only. I am pretty sure it's GrapheneOS-only, because it relies on some of the security features that Graphene implements.
My bet is that a company, that doesn't trust Firefox, probably doesn't trust Graphene either. So, Vanadium is not an option either.
What if the key itself had a limited available time to get activated, but after activation you keep the game?
This allows any interested content creator to play the game, while limiting the chances of abusing the developer.
I think it has been implemented in microG. Even this sounds weird to me. I wouldn't expect any bank to allow open source NFC card implementations, while blocking unofficial ROMs.
Instructions unclear. My ford escort definitely hates me
A mending one?
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Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are getting sued, as it turns out that not all RAM price increases were caused by AI. They just used AI as an excuse to increase their prices.
Who the hell runs System Integration Tests at the restrooms?
I use it, so that my roommate can play Elden Ring on TV, while I do work on my PC
It's Moonlight compatible
So, you are telling me that I should throw my time, developing tools for NixOS, out of the window because I will be more free on how to use a damn logo?
If you really feel the need of putting your favorite distro's logo on a cake, you probably need to touch some grass. Try to have a walk, to meet new people.
I understand, and support, the political aspect of your point, but the cake is a very bad example of the issue.
I can't understand the reason people choose Jellyfin over Stremio. I gave it a try, and it seems a lot of hassle.
Maybe Jellyfin fits people who download their content in advance, while I make spontaneous decisions.
I have read about guix, but I don't see any reason to switch from NixOS. Guix seems to be way less mature than Nix.
Besides this, I have dedicated a ton of time developing a framework that manages flakes on NixOS builds. There is no way I would start from scratch, just to leave systemd.
It's actually called NixOS (talking from personal experience)
Please use
$HOMEinstead of this. There are configurations that do not rely on the usual/home/$USERformat. The root user is a good example, having their$HOMEset to/root./{username}//home/{username}What is this path supposed to be?
Pepsi's taste is superior to Coca Cola
Seriously? How dangerous are those things? Is it safe ex. to film my roomba?
To make it inconvenient enough for non-authorized mechanics to touch the car. Forcing the owner to pay the manufacturer to fix the car.