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Happily, the worm detected Avast and shut it down regularly and that's how I 4h later found out I had behaved like a regular user instead of a power one.
AV helps: 1) People do stupid things 2) defense in depth
Like when you need to spend some time in a dark silent room before filling like having fun or do house chores or do the cooking.
A competitor maybe? Someone with an agenda against Eich because of the donation debacle?
Privacy-wise, either Firefox or Brave are better than Chrome.
Ads are annoying but they do fund the net.
Do your own tests, but Web and Windows filessystems get out of sync easily.
Pausing/unpausing the client does not work, resetting seems dangerous and I'd prefer not to do it.
Those who have the money, of course.
:)
Sleep works fine for ages. Works better on Linux on my 2015 laptop than on Windows (hint: if you have a KIRA laptop, suspend stops borking after you update the drivers for the touchpad to a ~2019 version).
Up until now, they didn't know what 'backup not working' meant. Now they know.
Not being bitter -- there was a failure of communication from both parts.
As such, rebuilding Flatpak and its various layers should be easily rebuilt from source or equivalent as available as an option (but not the default). That would prevent some of the issues.
It would also introduce bugs, but at least you would have the option.
.NET also -- and this is only my interpretation -- is following that path.
Yes, Brave has a mixed model for funding. If you don't opt in into Brave Rewards, you can still fund sites using your own money.
NOTE: AFAIK them problem wasn’t in wind turbines, someone said renewables actually overdelivered on what was budgeted for them.
[1] https://www.eejournal.com/article/onedrive-down-the-road-to-...
[1] https://www.eejournal.com/article/onedrive-down-the-road-to-...
[1] https://www.eejournal.com/article/onedrive-down-the-road-to-...