If you set the filter high to low you can choose the right amount of cheap.
Family tree maker. https://www.mackiev.com/ftm/
It doesn’t require that much computing power, that’s just a variable that gets set.
If the difficulty were set lower, one average computer could easily handle it.
Yeah, but if you had bought starfield at full retail price there’s a pretty good chance you’d have regrets about it.
I absolutely don’t mind spending a couple bucks a month to try a bunch of games. If there’s something I like and want to play a lot, I’ll eventually buy it.
I like game pass as an option for playing games that I don’t want to spend $60 on. But I also want the option to own it forever.
In that case, the high stakes world of kernel management is probably not for you.
You know that you can make people very upset if you do it wrong. That’s something.
It’s like a metaphor for Linux itself
Are you allowed to make changes to the kernel? Sure, go ahead.
But FAFO applies. If you come at the king, you’d best not miss.
In a parallel universe, there’s a version of Linus who runs a restaurant that makes noma look like a taco bell.
Yes, its a DNS server. You can set up your device to use whatever DNS server you choose, including pihole.
I’ve got my VPN connected with pihole as the default DNS server so it works on my phone when I’m not at home.
Trump is a Russian asset.
So weird that Trump and Putin have the exact same opinions. Do you think Trump is controlling Putin?
I’m grateful for SNW. For years people told me “Discovery isn’t a bad show, you just don’t like new Star Trek”.
This is definitely the year of the Steam deck
I used to love the Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual.
Possibly, but they have different incentives.
I don’t know how the music industry figured it out. They have like six different licensing agencies, but somehow Spotify has all the music I want in one place.
Meanwhile on video side, every single content creator wants their own distribution channel.
Danny and Karen.
I honestly can’t tell the difference between real news and satire sometimes.