An Australian fella.
No they didn’t. You just need to download an app called qbittorrent, click the search tab, type the movie name then double click the one at the top with the highest number of ‘seeders’. Shortly thereafter the movie will be safely on your computer.
I don’t know why, but even after moving to Linux where I could have still had a Taskbar, I’ve gone to an auto hide dock instead.
Maybe that’s a reaction to the task bar getting more cluttered over the years.
The last Mac I put this on was determined not to let me change doc files to open with it no matter what I did. It would change it for individual files only, but not the file type. Maybe because it was m1 or something.
Born in the PWA it was.
(I figure this limits what it can scrape from any OS.)
It was good when it was FolderShare.
The potential to be a global ubiquitous mobile phone provider and internet provider is pretty big. Everything else is meh in my opinion.
“A little sign in here, a touch of wifi there…”
That’s all I know of Cortana.
🔇
“Your floor is now clean.”
No I think he has to fist you first, so you can then shit his hand into the drawer.
You’ll probably have to install a Google app I guess.
Oh snap?
Total Launcher.
Lets you customise a lot of layout options.
Would have been fun if the new guy was called Pine.
I use Rustdesk daily, and host my own server on a VPS. Quite reliable and solid.
Works fine on my Motorola g50 using a Belkin usbc Ethernet adapter with charging passthrough.
After a few days a message pops up that it will reduce battery to 80 percent to preserve it.
Used as a 5g router.
Added solar and a battery. I don’t worry too much about the power use as a result.
The ttl expired in transit to Australia.
Would be nice if they built them in cold climates and piped the heat to houses and buildings like the steam era of old.
They take a hefty commission.
It’s safer technically, depending on west county
Personally I wouldn’t feel guilty about it though, you can prove you already paid for the movie.