luke2m

I no longer have an iPhone, but can anyone confirm that T mobile blocks cydia repos on Cellular?

"Duck it" might be worse than "duckduckgo it"

And here I am today, with Compiz Alike windows and magic lamp effect, Burn My Windows, Blur My Shell, Desktop Cube, and of course, Useless Gaps on GNOME. I love it.

Security cameras.

That’s a really cool collection.

Yep. Iirc it's based on nightly.

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I don’t think it’s anything against competition, just that they don’t have vivaldi.net on their public email allowlist. They want enterprise customers to pay for enterprise Microsoft services.

Walk, bike, run, whichever is most fun for you.

Boringproxy if you’re like me and don’t want to port forward or use a vpn.

Dollar General is more common here, which is slightly better — the prices are slightly higher and some have produce etc.

https://gizmodo.com/why-gas-is-priced-in-tenths-of-cents-169... > that last digit is just noise at the consumer level. That’s exactly the point.

I really have no idea where .net came from, the latest on that site is 19.04 and I would stay away. lubuntu.me is the real address.

Web based installer? Yikes. I'm gonna have to try this!

Username checks out.

I’m 15. I am as well.

> The standard choice for standard people should probably become an easy to use Linux distro.

More and more, it is becoming exactly that with Chrome OS.

Yeah, that would be awesome. I’d pick a X12 detachable like keyboard for mine.

It’s a bit more than a rebranding, being completely rebased on a different framework, and LXDE still gets some work, for example, LXTerminal has commits from September. [0]

[0] https://github.com/lxde/lxterminal

All 4, but mostly the layout and shape. There is space on the keyboard deck, yet all sorts of buttons are hidden under fn, and for people who use pgup/dn / home/end, it is a big change. Also, I think the thinklight is vastly superior to the backlit keyboard for illuminating the whole area around it.

I used to jailbreak ios for customization, freedom, and ironically, security, but most things I needed to jailbreak before don’t need root on android.

Opera is the on with the VPN. Vivaldi handles groups and vertical tabs well, and isn’t constantly pushing Microsoft products.

Seems like they just want the back link from an important site. A lot of popular projects have some pretty sketchy sponsors, [0]

[0] https://www.android-x86.org/ [1] https://www.apache.org/foundation/thanks.html

Not free on Google Fonts probably.

Pidgin works with a surprising number of modern services [0]. I used it last year on my 32 bit computer that couldn’t run the official discord client.

Ohio recently changed from numbers stickers for the 88 counties (which some, but not most people knew), to the actual county written on the plate. THe previous way was better imo. The purpose is for different emissions rules iirc.

I would love this as an actual command or even a telnet/ssh server!