I wouldn’t because I am not a dev. I stay in my wheelhouse and don’t try to pitch features as something they aren’t.
Sad soy boi beta cuck from the webbernets, planet Erf.
I wouldn’t because I am not a dev. I stay in my wheelhouse and don’t try to pitch features as something they aren’t.
Calling the anti-features indicator a rating system is a biiiiiit of a stretch.
So something changed between then and now. Wish the picture had absolute timestamps instead of the relative ones. I’m on mobile so I’m not about to try to dive into EXIF to find out when that was happening.
You have far more faith in capitalists to do the right thing than I. They’ll put this shit behind user hostile DRM the same that Disney does for drink refills.
Can we not with the “basement dweller” bullshit? Developers of free, open source software are volunteers putting forth a lot of time, energy, and effort only to get derided for it.
Must be fuckin’ nice. - Squirrely Dan
Last I checked, when you try to install from another source it just pops up a message saying this is not currently allowed due to this setting, with a button to take you to the setting. Literally two taps and you are able to install from other sources.
Awesome, thanks for the info!! I’m looking forward to building a new box in the near future, so hopefully the AMD side of things will have been sorted out by then. Much appreciated!
Side note: Jerboa is showing 3 comments, yet yours is the only one I’m seeing. Weird.
I wouldn’t rely on the size of the address space to provide security. It’s possible to find hosts through methods other than brute force scanning. I remember seeing a talk from a conference (CCC? DEF CON? I can’t remember) where they were able to find hosts in government IPv6 address space (might have been DOD?) through stuff like certificate transparency logs and other DNS side channels.
Man, I need to go find that talk now…
Edit: I don’t think this is the one I saw previously but is in a similar vein: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AayifEqLbhI