Thanks also for making the KDE community the most friendly and welcoming.
Plasma 5 has been a joy to use for the last 10 years and I'm sure Plasma 6 will be even better!
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Thanks also for making the KDE community the most friendly and welcoming.
Plasma 5 has been a joy to use for the last 10 years and I'm sure Plasma 6 will be even better!
You're wasting a bit of vertical space though with that empty titlebar. I turn off the titlebar for all windows in KDE Plasma and add this (https://github.com/psifidotos/applet-window-buttons) applet to the panel.
Have you seen Android 12's new fisher-price UI? I would really love to hear your thoughts on this video:
Doesn't that imply the end of all macOS related projects? Not that I'm complaining, I'm actually very surprised by the amount of effort individuals put in to open source efforts (such as homebrew) to support a proprietary closed platform like macOS.
Once you open the shortcut created from the previous step, it will open the webapp without the browser's UI.
Hardware wallets seem to have so many downsides, as far as I can understand.
You can keep multiple copies of your password manager's database (something like a kbdx file), but you won't have multiple copies of the hardware wallet. Therefore a single point of failure. If the wallet is stolen, damaged in a house fire, crushed by some accident etc. you're done. Also, can't the firmware of the hardware wallet possibly have some unknown bugs that might cause some failure in the future? Is the hardware failure-proof? No possibility of manufacturing defect etc.?
Secondly you've to buy a hardware wallet and whatever the cost, it's not free. Whereas an open source password manager like keepass is completely free (as in freedom as well as beer).
If by "a few years" you mean "a decade", then yes. Quora went down the drain between 2012-2013.
Here's is one of many of his videos on YouTube dealing exactly with this topic: https://youtu.be/jQcDw1r1lGw
Could you explain that a bit more?
You could solve all these questions as long as you are good at problem solving, *given enough time*.
However, with tight time constraints and perfomance pressure, the only way you could solve all these questions is memorizing and practicing all these algorithms.
(And pretty much every Linux terminal)