Oh yeah generally I’d agree, with firefox I just think it’d be better to do what will push the fewest people away as long as it’s possible to maintain development.
Yeah, this seems like a really bad idea.
Nah, this is a bad idea for the same reasons printing stuff to interact with food is a bad idea. Fdm printing leaves gaps that are perfect for bacterial growth and basically impossible to clean.
Mozilla doesn’t have the sort of leverage to make an impact by abandoning apple devices. Firefox has an incredibly low market share and this could push people to other browsers. People tend to use the same browser for stuff like bookmark and password syncing, so abandoning ios could have larger consequences.
I guess it would work, as long as you’re using an up to date zip implementation with AES-256 encryption. I guess my question would be why bother? Being compressed doesn’t add any real additional benefit, since just using text shouldn’t take up much space.
Is recommend just using an actual password manager for convenience, since you aren’t really gaining any security by only storing your passwords in a file.
I doubt it, at least in the US. Samsung tends to be pretty locked down.
Yeah, I was very confused, I thought they were maybe making a less privacy invasive alternative
I mean, it’s one thing to fan remake a single player game from a decade ago in a very different way, and a very different thing to remake a live Multi-player game made in basically the same engine.
Do you remember what that extension is?
For android, I use https://revanced.app/
For desktop, I use https://freetubeapp.io/
Nah 3d prints are porous, so it’s basically impossible to properly clean them by washing.
I’ve never tried petg in the dishwasher, I’d guess I’d probably deform something thin, but I don’t know. Putting it in the dishwasher won’t be enough to clean it though, you’d need to boil it for a while. A dishwasher won’t get hot enough to kill the bacteria growing in the recesses.
Most 3d printed materials, including petg, won’t have a glass point high enough to boil them.You’d need to keep it in boiling water long enough to raise the temperature of the innermost recesses. Basically, there isn’t any good resource for food safe 3d printing because it’s just not worth the effort.
If you do want to do it, you’d need to make sure: you have food safe filament that can withstand boiling temperature without softening, your printer can get hot enough to print that filament, your print head/nozzle is made out of food safe components, and you boil it for a while after every use.
Resin coating can lower the temperature requirements because of being able to clean it normally. But you still need to make sure you have food safe filament and print head.
Yeah, the only reason people use messages is because it’s basically baked into Android
I’m surprised it didn’t do that already, seems like pretty basic functionality.
Huh, didn’t even realize Reagan was associated with the phrase
No, but I trust audits
https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/protonvpn-clears-its-latest-no-logs-audit/
I do agree they have a big tech feel that I don’t like, but everything I’ve seen indicates they’re trustworthy.
Oh yeah, I mean car play and android auto are older than magsafe or qi2, so all cars that would have them built in would just have car play or auto.
Like the only situation that makes sense to me would be cars, but they all have built in phone supporting screens
I didn’t bother checking since I just put back the larger drive once I got the new one. I doubt they did, they said to remove any accessories / SD card otherwise I might not get them back, so I doubt they’d do a data transfer.
You just want to make sure to take out the ssd you bought and put back in the original one. Or if you didn’t replace it, just back stuff up.