No, they’re still independent with majority of shares owned by their founders.

I haven’t, no.

Google started blocking them in some way. Even my self-hosted, entirely local-access only instance stopped working.

Yeah, and you can hear its fans going full tilt. I’ve got an A1 mini that also has this “ludicrous” speed setting, but I think the A1s is faster.

Natural gas utilities are also required to add sulphur to it so that it stinks. You would notice and evacuate long before it overcame you.

Okay you’re right about the one in the image, but I was more talking about a hypothetical here, bc this guy clearly did bring a keyboard and mouse too. Some Sennheiser HD650s would be perfect imo.

You’ve never worn headphones with one half off your ear before? Arguably better than just putting one earbud in, because you can still hear the game audio.

I mean the headphones make much more sense than the keyboard and mouse imo.

Linux doesn’t work with my (deprecated) Windows Mixed Reality headset, it’s not VR ready!

Source? Only reason I’m using Apple Maps in the first place is because I need public transport directions and it’s not Google Maps. Organic Maps doesn’t have them, and I don’t want to use the app my state gov puts out because the way it calculates connections is garbage. Most international PT-only apps don’t have my city even though it’s the biggest in Australia.

Apple at least aren’t showing me that dumb shit in Australia that Google is doing with parentheses:

At first I thought this person was recording while driving down the road in this weather and I was gonna come to the comments and call them an asshole. Glad it turned out they were stationary.

Bingo. And if you don’t use apps with ads, like only using jellyfin, you get none at all.

I genuinely believe that if he was still around he’d of ended up a proponent for federated social media. I’m pretty sure he was the driving force behind opening it’s source, and it wasn’t until four years after his death that it was closed off again.

Except you’re wrong about them wanting to put Rust code in the DMA subtree. As per the article linked below by M1ch431:

In a message to the Linux kernel mailing list, Hellwig wrote: “No Rust code in kernel/dma, please.” For what it’s worth, the patch added code to the rust/kernel portion of the Linux source tree, not kernel/dma, as far as we can tell.

All they were doing is adding an abstraction layer, within the already existing Rust code, so that rust drivers could communicate with the C DMA code in a uniform and predictable manner. It would have put far more work on maintainers, both C and Rust alike, to have each and every driver implement its own abstraction to the DMA API. Issues would have been/will be filed against the kernel/dma subtree in error due to issues with these myriad abstraction layers.

BNW?

Loops doesn’t seem to be self-hostable yet. The repositories for it were also archived.

Cheers!

I don’t know if you’ve just never used this feature, but KDE Connect absolutely has a Remote Input option that pings this prompt. Unlike the prompt in the OP though, it has a “Restore on future sessions” checkbox.

Put it in a sprite bottle? Or something coloured, like mountain dew.