I think the Austin Allegro would like to challenge you for a car with absolutely zero redeeming qualities.
I think the Austin Allegro would like to challenge you for a car with absolutely zero redeeming qualities.
You could try https://2fas.com/ open source mobile application with browser extensions and cloud sync for backups.
Or www.bitwarden.com password manager is also open source and for a small “premium” supports 2FA for mobile/desktop/browser.
I’ve been running Fedora39 Workstation on my laptop for the last 3 months as it couldn’t upgrade to W11 and for purposes Linux gives me everything I need.
I run Gnome with KDE Spin and OpenSuse KDE on Boxes, as I wasn’t sure what I was going to stay with.
But following the seamless update using dnf on both Gnome and KDE I’m sold on Fedora going forward, i never expected a version upgrade to be so straight forward on Linux and so far, fingers crossed, everything still working.
Pineapple and apple go well in pasta salads. Again not at the same time but the added sweetness and texture helps enhance the salad.
I had a similar issue with Mint on my Latitude 7480, ended up using Fedora where everything just seems to work.
Best advice I can suggest is always use a live USB because if something doesn’t work there it won’t after install either.
If I even tried to plug a USB into my laptop security would be down on top of me like a ton of the proverbial … the same way that the only true way to be secure is don’t plug into the internet the only way not to piss off corporate is don’t f*ck with their stuff.
Good to hear, I’ve not had any issues so far. The only “niggle” I’ve had is when pairing my Bluetooth devices I’ve needed to turn Bluetooth on and off for each pairing bit once done they’ve reconnected fine.
Thanks. Finally after Mint didn’t recognise my network adaptor I tried Manjaro (everything worked great, but I don’t think I’m ready for Arch) so ended up on Pop_OS … everything works so I’m going to stick with this for now.
My weekend project will be install mint for my first flurry into Linux.
I’m going to set it up for some light gaming and media streaming.
Running on a Dell Latitude 4980, long term hoping to learn enough to set up a home jellyfin server.
To each there own, but if your cousins up for it I’m game.
I have Disney+ until Jun when my annual subscription renews.
As they’ve decide to hike the price I won’t be renewing, for the little it’s used they can pull from other sources.
I’ll keep Netflix for the others in the house.
Thanks for this. I’m on android 14 on Pixel 7 and had no idea you could pin items in the share tray.
Now I’ve been able to pin my two most frequently shared contacts and my most two used apps.
Your pain has been my gain so thanks but sorry.
I’m not quite sure why, but I would feel somewhat uncomfortable swiping against a phone.
How can you be 100% sure it’s not being used to clone your card details.
It’s a completely illogical way of thinking because it happens with normal POS machines anyway so I truly can’t explain my irrationality.
In fairness for non-US this makes even less of an issue as my birthday is 20/4 and 4/20 as a date is meaningless.
This for me has been a work changer:
https://josh-berry.github.io/tab-stash/
Can open in tab or sidebar. Honestly, can’t recommend highly enough.
It’s exciting news for them 😀, money money money
If you want ad-free use Instander on android
I also use Thunder but voyager is my go to app. I’ve tried most of the others but always end up back with voyager.
If you view those sites without adblock you’ll probably find it’s filled with ads DailyMail I’m looking at you.
I took the impractical option, but in fairness, only after all other options failed.
Guess you can’t change arseholes but you can sure as shit change houses.