Why pirate Resolve? The non studio version is free (but not OSS)
Why pirate Resolve? The non studio version is free (but not OSS)
So, if they make it 18+, they would be fine? (not that this is a solution)
Which “ads company”? No offense, just curious.
There is a ujust command for it. You can see the model with lsusb (if it is a stick) or lspci (if it is a card)
Check if you have a broadcom adaptor. They have to be enabled manually as they screw with other wifi drivers
Here is a great defcon talk that might give you some ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CzURm7OpAA
Why not? Electromagnetic interference is a mother.
(translated from German) I can’t write
Mine was Windows XP -> Ubuntu -> Xubuntu -> Windows 10 -> Kubuntu -> KDE Neon -> back to Kubuntu -> Manjaro -> Endeavour OS -> Fedora -> Debian -> NixOS
I also have a separate Laptop for financial things running Alma Linux and a Gaming PC running bazzite
Thats it! My Gaming PC is going Linux
Technically yes. However, most of the time, they just outsource manufacturing. Research and developement is still usually done in house. Apple for example, wrote the software and designed the hardware for the iPhone but assembles it in China because of cost.
Technically. However, the end product is sold by a US company, so from the gov. POV it is fine.
Banning chinese manufactured products would mean banning a huge portion of the domestic market.
Correct. If there were no tariffs, you could buy a chinese EV for cheap. In this case for so cheap that the domestic US/Non-Chinese market cannot compete. So in order to protect these markets, the product needs to be made artificially more expensive with tariffs. This way, the domestic markets have a chance of competing.
However, this also isolates the country and provokes retaliation from the other side. This usually results in both sides sabotaging their trade relations with each other (for ex. with tariffs) which is called a trade war.
If you’re content with a web-based JS-App, try https://paint.js.org/
As far as I know, the exploit you are referring to, wasn’t actually a vulnerability. https://youtu.be/awkoa_WxFIg?feature=shared&t=659 Although feel free to correct me on that one
There is even a web browser port: https://alula.github.io/SpaceCadetPinball/
Well, still less than half of the internet
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