I haven't looked at this one yet, but until someone compares it to Chezmoi and points out where it's better I'm not even looking attention I fear. Chezmoi is just that good.
The problem is that I WANT to give an app access to everything. I don't want my OS to think of "photos" vs "documents". I want a filesystem, and I want apps to be able to share access to it.
Google and apple are the ones "not respecting the users" by focusing exclusively on lowest common denominator users and pushing to increase their monopoly controls.
The day Android stops letting Syncthing have access to my entire filesystem is the day Android becomes entirely useless to me.
I agree that this access is indeed exploited by Facebook and the like, but the solution simply can't be to remove the capability entirely.
I'm honestly curious: you think people didn't vote for Harris because she was a black woman? What would you estimate the split is between people for whom that is their legitimate reason, and people who just found her to be a bad candidate?
Also curious: you use celebrity endorsements as a goalpost for what should make people care enough to vote. Why? Given the wacky things they often get up to I'd almost see their endorsement as a negative.
They did? I've not heard of that, and a cursory search isn't finding anything. Got any more info on this, which rocket, etc? I'd love to learn about that.
Definitely agree. I haven't played in some years, but when I did Apex Legends netcode was atrocious. They were clearly putting most of the workload onto the client, rather than letting the server arbitrate.
I think you've nailed the reason why these rootkits keep getting added, but I feel like there must be something else these game companies want... Why do they keep adding it to single player games for example?
They HAVE to be assumed to be hostile bad actors. I definitely hope valve stands their ground on this one.
Yes, but during its de-orbit burn, [1] [2] which is a relighting of the engine once the payload has been released.
This will not be an issue for europa clipper as the 2nd stage will not be coming back to earth, so there's no issue with a lack of accuracy on this one.
I had misremembered: it was the Hera launch the FAA cleared because there was no reentry risk. Europa clipper was expected to get the same treatment, but it seems the FAA and SpaceX were happy with their understanding of what happened with the 2nd stage anomaly and returned Falcon 9 to flight. [3]
The second stage failed it's de-orbit disposal burn. This second stage isn't even going to be doing one since it's carrying the payload out beyond earth orbit.
NASA and the FAA were pretty clear on this actually, they don't see any risk due to that previous failure, falcon 2nd stages haven't had any problems with their primary burn in a long time.
I wish... Live is the only reason I have a windows partition anymore. I just can't quite get it to work in wine/emulation...
When I'm forced to upgrade to windows 11 I simply won't have Live anymore, because I won't be doing that, and so I haven't purchased the latest version and am starting to experiment with the alternatives. Makes me sad though, it'd be so great to have on Linux.
Because they assume you've set [email protected] to be filtered directly to spam, and they can easily evade those filters by removing the ±spam part.
Big companies do this. I have signed up for things using a +filter email address, only to receive the emails from that company that is signed up to get at my plane address, without the +filter part.
The Minds from The Culture scifi series have something like this... The top level glyph is the base meaning and you can encode essentially infinite depth of meaning beyond that...
Of course you have to go multidimensional at some point, so you can't really print it out beyond a few layers of resolution...
Get 'ye to an allergist and get some shots! At least in the DFW area i've managed to go from 3-weeks of benadryl-induced-coma during the "cedar season" to barely a stuffy nose!
I've heard Houston is worse. That's kinda terrifying.
It's pretty dang close. The only games I've had problems with in recent years were non-steam.
Once Overwatch died and everything I was playing was in Steam I found myself rebooting into windows a lot less often.
Getting your hardware working right is still the biggest problem. The games work great, occasionally audio/video driver issues necessitate some fiddling. (advantage to the Deck is that this goes away.)
I think what triggers most of us to complain is the fact that the price goes up while the value goes down.
Spotify is actually a great value, but they keep making it worse and worse. If they had announced a price increase along side of an announcement of "we're doing this to compensate for the expected loss of income that will occur when we remove podcasts from the UI as we refocus on our core competency of delivering you amazing music and helping you discover amazing new music" we'd be cheering the price increase.
But no, the price will go up, and they'll F-up the UI even further to make it even harder to actually find music in it, and they still won't offer high quality streams.
"Get what you pay for" is fine, but what they're giving me is getting closer and closer to what I'd expect to get for free.
Really? Open Settings, there's a "Search" tab on the sidebar. Literally the first item is "default search engine".
At the bottom of that tab is the "Search shortcuts", which makes it trivially easy to have multiple search engines installed and use the one you want from your search bar. (I use @g for google, @d for DDG, and @k for Kagi, with an @v for DevDocs.io)
My guess would be that their phone was taken from them, unlocked, and their messages were accessed that way.
I know several large IT orgs that have done this when Legal got involved. Literally using a 2nd phone to take pictures of Signal chats on the phone in question.
I haven't looked at this one yet, but until someone compares it to Chezmoi and points out where it's better I'm not even looking attention I fear. Chezmoi is just that good.