It’s Gartan of Banban Garn47

Not the case for me (at least for the original model). I used it a lot for a few month before it just… stopped charging, not with the supplied power cable, not with any other cable capable of charging it.

Weirdest of all it still detects usb-c for files & stuff, and charges with a phone cable, but the power delivery is so crap that it doesn’t even show up as charging on the taskbar.

Sent it to general repair many times, they could not find out why it does that. It could be a windows problem, and i wish i was in the minority here, but it basically dead weight now.

Sad when basil???

Gonna try me best, anyone who know what it’s trying to say can correct me

Sooo… A Cronjob for “git prune” to Honour Holy Barbs on December 4th?

Cronjob? Cronsob? Crondom? Tbh i dont know what it means even if spelled correctly…

They’re most certainly are… But they tiny, so worst it can get are surface level scratches

I mean, how could we with the lead in our water

Since when was Ally X a thing!?

There are options for 2fa for desktop, for Windows and Linux^. You could have multiple devices with your 2fa codes, makes it not as bad if your phone breaks.

^ (though from my experience with the Windows ones they are not as robust, but they get the job done)

Edit: syntax jank…

Maybe? normally I set the screen to a low brightness level to reduce burn-in, OLED screens still look plenty bright at levels where LCD screens would straight-up be unreadable. I might need to get used to HDR though…

Me, even though I do have a compatible laptop screen… I don’t want to risk burning the OLED screen.

Edit: might give it a try though

…At least there’s no snakes, right…?

Is there something similar for windows? I check the github page & there doesn’t seem to be a package for windows. I could try to compile it from source but that a lot of libraries I have to get…

Just to know, how do you disable telemetry, if it isn’t off by default?

So I’m guessing the sea too

If you had to choose one, probably go with LibRedirect, since for the most part if one instance goes down there are other ones you can use instead.

Though if you have the cash (and are willing too), I would split donations 30/70 percent for LibRedirect itself and all instances you use/like a lot respectively.

Really thought Brazil was well known for piracy…

And where do you think they get that money from?

Should’ve called it Ducktective smh… \j

I know linux is likely the better option here, but for me I have two words…

Winaero Tweaker