So there is the possibility the market can be made to care again.
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So there is the possibility the market can be made to care again.
PS: works on an 11th gen i5
EDIT: according to [1] S3 is supported on 12th. BIOS just hides it exists (not written in linked the article)
[1] https://edc.intel.com/content/www/us/en/design/ipla/software...
Whatever the means he has used, he kickstarted (in the minds of consumers) at least three industries.
Would I willingly give him money? No. Unless I had an RV :)
If until then I'm able to compile stuff on my computer, I'll be happy (source available <> able to compile).
Basically if S0idle is advertised as supported, S3 isn't.
On recent BIOS on Thinkpads this tends to be an option which can be toggled.
Serious question.
What's your opinion on unions?
As such I tend to prefer cloneable credentials. Everything that is unique (cellphone, ...) would imply that access credentials could be stolen (as in, actually stolen, not copied), which could imply the threat of violence to succeed.
Did you see Demolition Man? What do you think about the beginning?
Just let Password Managers do their job easily.
They just assign you to various buckets and then aggregate the information in those buckets to sell targeted advertising.
But they don't sell your data :)
At this time, it's best to assume apps with trackers embedded (you can check that with Aurora Store) sells data associated with you indirectly.
I'll take "ignore" for 50 please.
This only contributes for my anxiety levels. I'll outsource the worries for the big government, TYVM.
Everyone else is just covering their own ass
Don't worry, markets solve everything :)
* Linux support (closed beta)
* tags! omg, I hate and love tags!
If you wish to hop on Microsoft land, Microsoft Todo and Onenote seems an adequate combo.
NOTE: blocking ads somehow blocked Onenote. Not sure which config I used, only that it was DNS, and wasn't able to replicate.
Yes, makes no sense in terms of security (storing both on the same place) but hey, it's life.