For some reason that’s only a thing when navigation is set to buttons, when using gestures it’s not available. So yeah it’s a bit hard to go to settings, change the navigation mode, turn on pinning, pin the app and only then hand over the phone…
But hey if you use The App™ you can turn it on and off from your couch. Also that pairing feature you paid for is only available when using The App™, pc users can get fucked.
I’ve got an external screen that connects with a USB-C-to-C cable to that thunderbolt port.
Finding a cable supporting that is harder though, it needs both Power Delivery(PD) as DisplayPort(DP), and most cables don’t support the bandwidth for DP.
Bitwarden has this, you can set your next-of-kin and they’ll be able to get access. (They have to wait like 2 weeks or so and I imagine all sorts of alarm bells will go off if they try this while you’re alive). Might be a premium only feature though idk.
Who needs a license when there’s massgravel/MAS
It’s like enabling https on your website with a self-signed certificate. Cool but worthless as an indication of validity to anyone but yourself.
I need a source on that knife, where can I buy it.
Installing GPU drivers :). Bonus if you need to use CUDA on top of that
That’s the crazy thing here, it is interacting with programs in a way that is wildly inefficient. At some point stuff like this will be properly integrated, and that both scares and excites me.
Well, you are on Lemmy aren’t you
Neither does it support HDR content
With proper open protocols for communication with various services such a ‘everything’ app could become a thing at some point.
Where I live we already have a single app (owned for a large part by the govt) we can use to log in to most official services, and any decent-size service can apply to offer log in using it. Going from that concept it really isn’t too much of a stretch to an “everything app” becoming a thing.
In Belgium mostly the only time you’ll see anyone with the flag on some piece of clothing is at some international (sports) event.
To maintain my privacy I proxy it though :)
To be fair for now it’s only used to access some admin portals for services I got running (Arr stack, syncthing, etc). The main domain isn’t even mapped (so gives 404), though at some point that might become a portfolio website.
Seeing as my homelab domain is literally {first name}{last name}.{country I live in} I didn’t really care :P
If an app gets pirated they’re going to have thrown out this check too.
According to the dumbfucks making the government application of Belgium (to read official communication) trustworthy means having developer mode disabled.
“You don’t have to add ads to your webpage, but if you don’t nobody will find you using our search engine”
They be making everyone “choose” to add their ads/trackers to their website
Must be some OnePlus limitation or something.