I'm running it specifically for the UnifiedPush support which gives me push notifications without Google Play Services.

I've been hit by this a few times recently too. No ill effects other than needing to clear it from the queue thankfully.

Still a few more weeks until I can donate next. Booked in for it now though.

The ads will probably count towards your streaming time.

Microsoft tried it with internet explorer. It supported VB Script as an alternative to JS. Alongside their ActiveX.

Skywind (Morrowind recreated in Skyrim engine) is nearing completion. So that should scratch that itch.

Security enforcement is left as an exercise for God.

Different handles is the norm as far as I know. Not sure I've ever seen one with buttons to change with a single handle.

I think you mean IPV0x08

Rename the ISOs to BMP images and say they're art instead.

It's the other way around. Google specifically blocks Goodlgle Pay being used on GrapheneOS. I believe there's another contactless payment app called Curve or something that works on GrapheneOS. Requires Google Play Services installed though.

The whole three months salary thing was made up by some memory compnay's marketing department.

It'd help to know what motherboard you've got currently. CPU-Z (or CPU-X if you're on Linux already) can give you that information.

AMD I find to be the best of out of the box Linux support. What are your use cases? Gaming, web browsing, etc.

As for your power supply, you should be able to find a model number on it to see if it'd support the new card. Some new cards require newer connectors (though adapters are available). The other consideration is power output. Can it supply enough power to the new card along side your other components. There's a power supply calculator you can use to see if the demand will exceed the supply.

Mozilla made a local translation model for Firefox. I believe there's a few free apps which use the model to use it standalone.

I still haven't gotten to give it a full proper go. But Toolbx is designed to assist with development on immutable OSs. Let's you do regular package installs for all the various Dev tools into a container. Can either install your IDE into the container and run it like a regular app, or use an IDE with built-in Dev Container support.

I played the demo when it came out. You got the option near the start of the game to either destroy the caretakers array or just use it to go home. I tried the latter, but I failed the check. Not sure if that's guaranteed or if you can really get Voyager back home in a few hours of leaving.

This amount obviously includes automated emails sent on your behalf by Jira and Confluence. Of course also a tiny *Up to 400 in the fine print.

Is this why Cabin in the Woods listed "Angry molesting tree" as an option?

I've tried to play it through twice and haven't really been able to get much past Act 1. Only saw hope it ended a bit though a Let's Play stream.