Yep. Android modding prior to Magisk and Google overcomplicating things was the first step “selinux permissive”.

Btw, AppleTV’s site to delete your account (you only find via google) has a “500 internal server error”.

Good. My ex-boss had one Gigabytes sized OneNote file, where all team-meetings got noted down and kept there forever. I hope it has finally flown around his ears since i left.

Huh, it’s not a natively supported URL by PipePipe but you can “share” it and it works.

Btw, ungoogled-chromium needs a extension for extension market access. There’s also just Chromium or Brave, Edge or whatever floats your boat.

Or Evolution, it’s pretty neat. But they didn’t look for a groupware client or Outlook alternative.

• Gmail: any paid hoster
• pycharm is on linux
• Star Citizen runs in Proton, no?
• Remote desktop: look into VNC, i like Rustdesk
• VPN: Wireguard
• Norton AV: no need
• Windows 10: scrap it

This is reheated news?

Btw, XFCE on my dad’s workstation has bigger text and normal sized icons. Everyone has different opinions on what “user friendly” is.

Small screen?

We won a battle but not the war.

• Single-digit million lines of code (~5M, let’s say)
• Somewhere between 100 and 1000 engineers working on the same codebase
• The first working version of the codebase is at least ten years old

Things like this is where the company can save money by scraping it and start from scratch, this time doing it right.

fight place

That it is.

Gmail is a messaging platform that optionally supports email, change my mind.

Oh, ok.

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And God help you if that backlog of 51 man-years has grown to 70 after a year because of the technical debt you introduced trying to go faster.

The joke is, i had to explain the concept of “technical debt” to the “supercoder” that did most of the programming in my last company.

He was a great guy otherwise tho.

Is this the same as pacman -Ql?

Edit: the dpkg part is.

The?

No, it’s XML. It’s an ancestor of HTML and, unlike HTML, it can be losslessly converted.