I wonder why that isn’t /cfg? Is there a historical reason?
I wonder why that isn’t /cfg? Is there a historical reason?
I was supporting a WordPress site and we’ve had issues getting blacklisted by Internet providers because some WP scripts were in the malware database (local file matching WP github exactly). What a nightmare.
Lol, people don’t spittle into the shoot, plus it’s constantly washed by the flowing water.
Definitely not pristine, but it’s really not an issue unless you make it to be.
Blocked by your provider, or whoever manages your network? If you’re on a VPN, try a different IP or service- it’s possible they’ve been blocked by DDoS protection or something.
On Android, something like Flud with VLC is an ok local & manual option.
Nu-uh
Yeah, not sure what people expect.
So many knee-jerk reactions.
On your phone, you can select autofill, then ask bitwarden to generate a password, save and use that to register
Yeah, it’s counterproductive to lay out a bunch of restrictions. Let people make a long-ass password that’s a memorable phrase - it’s safer anyway.
Although I don’t know how anyone makes it without a password manager at this point.
I don’t know… straight, I would assume, means that I could walk or drive a vehicle and not turn at all, ignoring any external influences like waves and currents in this case.
That requires a business login on your personal device, which is typically against company policy.
Although, so should be sharing work info outside of corporate channels, so what do I know.
Reporting from Las Vegas, babyyy
*spins a roulette *
‘What do you mean the car is missing a driver?? Im sitting right here!’
Fair, I was being cheeky. I don’t know if I trust Google anymore to make and maintain a good app or service.
As the other coment said, there are ways: https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation Or https://github.com/samolego/Canta
Well, you need Tasker because that’s one of the Android equivalents of the Shortcuts app.
New manager need to prove themselves -> can’t do that by small improvements -> dreams up major changes -> gets promoted -> repeat
Is my guess
They’re slow as all hell, which is more pronounced the larger these are in capacity.
You’re best of getting a tiny m.2 enclosure for something like that.
Are you from microsoft?
I mean, yes, depending on the signal strength and interference. Can’t have tiny, efficient, powerful, reliable and wireless all. There are gonna be compromises.
Any decent earphones will offer different codec and encoding support for high quality, good connection, or best latency.