Yep. Android modding prior to Magisk and Google overcomplicating things was the first step “selinux permissive”.

I mean, climate change is coal © we take out of reserves in the form of oil and gas (from times where climate was warmer) and then burn it with oxygen (O) to CO².
Yes, plastic is a problem with pollution. But no matter how much we recycle it or if it rots away over centuries, hurting animals and poisoning environments: the end result is still that it is processed oil © out of a hole, contributing to greenhouse effect.

Huh, it’s not a natively supported URL by PipePipe but you can “share” it and it works.

Btw, ungoogled-chromium needs a extension for extension market access. There’s also just Chromium or Brave, Edge or whatever floats your boat.

Or Evolution, it’s pretty neat. But they didn’t look for a groupware client or Outlook alternative.

• Gmail: any paid hoster
• pycharm is on linux
• Star Citizen runs in Proton, no?
• Remote desktop: look into VNC, i like Rustdesk
• VPN: Wireguard
• Norton AV: no need
• Windows 10: scrap it

It’s about USA.

Those active coal and/or electrostatic ones you put in the chimney?

Btw, XFCE on my dad’s workstation has bigger text and normal sized icons. Everyone has different opinions on what “user friendly” is.

Small screen?

I mean, plastic recycling is easy; burn it with filters, then put the filters in the hole where the oil came from. Then use a biodegradable replacement according to your needs.

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My old Bequiet PSU was great, fan barely ran and, according to reviews, almost no ripple. Like “Is this thing even on?” quality. Are they still good?

fight place

That it is.

Oh, ok.

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Is this the same as pacman -Ql?

Edit: the dpkg part is.

No, it’s XML. It’s an ancestor of HTML and, unlike HTML, it can be losslessly converted.

Jitsi Meets?

Except Chrono Trigger. But that’s because it’s a Windows port of a Android port of the DS version. From steam reports, it’s stuttery with occasional crashes. Better run the original on a emulator.