Exactly, it takes several seconds, and sometimes I close the app on my phone without realising it hasn’t synced yet and then when I go to my desktop it’s not there.
Because of this I find myself opting for the “Note to Self” feature on Signal more and more when I am on my phone. It is super basic, but when I put something there it appears instantly on all my other devices.
Be honest, how many people own a hardware key, let alone use it properly. Meaning it be the only 2FA method on your account.
I use Joplin too for years, syncing however always felt quite slugish. And that besides the fact it does so over the network because I am using my self-hosted Nextcloud server as the syncing method. How has been your experience?
I never understood how Threema could make this work. Messangers rely on the network effect and asking people to pay adds a lot of friction. It’s not enough for you to pay in order to use it, you have to convince your peers to also do the same. So, why would I pay to use a messanger that I have nobody to message?
2x
Yeah, you wish it was just 2x, more like 5x, especially for the RAM.
I don’t, my employer does though. Assisting with certain coding tasks is pretty much the only thing it’s good at it.
I thought the shortage was on RAM chips not PCBs.
At least we can still buy HDDs. Oh, wait…
No, no you don’t understand. When corporations do it, it’s fair use.
Yeah, I know why they changed it. That doesn’t mean I have to like it though.
What? Isn’t enp0s31f6 so much easier to understand?
Wait, this is not a CRT TV, that’s a telescreen!
Yeah, good at sucking!
Actually, the best time was around 4 months ago. I paid around $100 for my 2x16GB 6000 M/T CL30 DDR5 kit. The same kit right know costs over $500.
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All code is stored in .py files and can optionally be edited using external code editors like VS Code. When the “File Watcher” setting is enabled, the game automatically detects external changes.
Ok, that is really cool.
I really wish I could buy big ass dumb monitor at the cost of a similar size smart tv.
Our back-end to your rear-end.
Depends on how you define piracy. Using code you found on GitHub for example where the author forgot to put up a license, is technically a copyright violation. Even if Microsoft doesn’t put any restrictions on downloading the jar file, unless you have a license which you get by purchasing it, you are technically pirating. If your definition of piracy is using a piece of software without a license that is.
It doesn’t matter from where or how you obtained the software, it’s about whether you are actually allowed to use it. Linux ISOs are often distributed via torrents, nobody claims that this is piracy because you are not downloading the software directly from the developer.