What is the data that goes to Russia?
Looks like iOS to me
Another game to buy at some point
I bought an issue of this magazine one time and turns out I already knew basically everything in it. The internet is a much more powerful resource I guess.
The website gives a 404 error
What was good about it?
I think that the job itself could be pretty fun. Not for me, of course, but for someone who enjoys it. I do see your point though.
Or use the app TrackerControl
Sucks, these were both somewhat useful services (pocket particularly)
I’m not really sure what you’re looking for here. You say you’re looking for something open source, simple and secure, but… what? The guide itself should be open source and secure? Or are you looking for a ‘threat model’, as privacy enthusiasts call it, or individual tools, or a list of tools?
Here in Canada I don’t think there are any electronics in the voting system
I do feel like this would be very difficult with the inconsistencies of human movement. Would be difficult to get the projections to line up. That said, people have done similar stuff, mostly early Pomplamoose music videos
https://youtu.be/i7X8ZnmLfM0, https://youtu.be/dm3ZEMQf98k, https://youtu.be/tk4_SMI0jVc
I would also consider Ok Go’s “I’m Not Through” commercial to be similar in concept.
It’s pretty awesome that the steamdeck is now basically a viable and far less limited alternative to consoles for around the same price as one.
This article also does not provide any proof that prompt engineer was not a real job.
This device runs android, but it’s pretty close https://shop.boox.com/products/tabxc
Ah you’re right, I got the neofetch showcases mixed up.
It’s mint with hyprland
Started in 2022 on Kubuntu, moved to Fedora in October 2022, switched back to the Fedora KDE Spin in 2023, and been there since.
I prefer the simple interface of organic maps