And “flops” is the headline?? That they got this level of performance so quickly should have been. Wait a couple of years and let’s see where are they at then. Holy cow that’s really fast progress, i can see them beating Intel gpus pretty soon
Where? Link? (I’m not doubting you, i just want to see it).
“It was to test my faith!”
But in the meantime you pay somewhere around 60-90$ of that price in a M$ license you’re not even going to use…
Update: After publication, an employee on the Bitwarden subreddit said that “Always free” had been restored on its pricing page, calling it an “oversight” by the marketing team. The product page for Bitwarden’s personal password manager remains unchanged.
Yeah… As much as I’d love to ride an EV, i think i need to stick to an older gas car just to avoid all the tracking.
I think huawei will be Ok. They’ve been successfully navigating this for a few years now. The Chinese market will continue to do its own thing without google. Just like until now.
Sure. As long as you don’t plan on using anything much online with it. Any connection that triggers a captcha will be un-passable without play services installed.
So not only google is trying yo crush fdroid, they’re also trying to crush anything without google services. I really wish the EU moved immediately on this one…
Yeah at that price it really looks like it will end up in the grave with the rest of the google crap soon enough.
On Linux? Why?
As long as you don’t mind the webcam not working, which except for the oldest models seemed to be a constant with the Surface tablets.
Edit: i mean in Linux, as these camera modules are near impossible to support.
https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps/
Winapps might be of help to you.
How about the Windows app that’s just the RDP desktop app for azure or 365 desktops? Naming it the Windows app gotta be the dumbest idea I’ve seen in a very long while.
I’m gonna guess “very probably”, but just like most recent changes in Mozilla Firefox too… It’s really not looking good.
It was 42, by the way.
The refund would be based on the purchase receipt, no other way to calculate that. Anything else would involve a convoluted process with lawyers. So yeah, replacement is the only meaningful option.
Wouldn’t the very same argument apply here for the attestation?
Sorry I asked incorrectly…I thought Jetpac provided programmable sims, so I was asking. There seems to be some sort of hybrid SIMs, which behave like an eSIM and can download the whole eSIM data onto them, and then go around using them on a physical SIM tray. I’ve just heard of this and I"m not exactly sure how reliable those are.
The fact that they didn’t even mention this in the article seems very lazy reporting.