How did the FBI have access to the computers to delete the malware in the first place?
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Exactly.
Those circus numbers shouldn't even count.
It's fucking "uninstallable" bloatware like all things Google.
Well, I use a portable HD encrypted with bitlocker and my Linux box can mount the drive and access the files after providing the password.
So I don't know what you mean by incompatible with Linux? Are internal bitlocker drives treated differently?
Sorry noob here.
Commercial flights really should stay away from war zones.
Should be a mandatory safety law.
We pull a disproportionate amount of failed ADATA drives.
Happened to me. Lousy costumer service after a drive dead still on warranty.
Funny part is the new substitute drive they sent also died shortly after. Didn't bother after that. Just threw the drive away.
The market share for Win 11 has dropped because people are "downgrading" to Win 10, holding on to that for another year before support runs out.
The Windows computers in our house never upgraded to Win 11.
No surprise there.
Some people are also jumping ship to Linux, fed up of Windows BS all together.
That's right. Good job from the team!
I did however got a KDE bug with the desktop icons not staying in place. Especially after wakeup. Might have been fixed now.
But as far as openSUSE part goes, no issues at all!
Great diatro!
Yeah, combines with beaverhabits, for all around fun action.
No, mostly because Google Search is just terrible. The app itself is great.
At least with Searx you can search multiple private search engines (your preference) at once. You can also selfhost it.
I have been doing that for around 10 years already, when I bought my first NAS with Docker capability.
I keep all my music locally. Ultrasonic app on the go.
I'm staying on Lemmy and off Bluesky.
I seek and spread knowledge from/to helpful lemmings and not interested in another Twitter wannabe gossip app, hopping on the "decentralized" train to grain traction.
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Japp. Jag kör FreshRSS på min server. Den drar automatiskt från olika källor, såsom YouTube channels, Subreddits och diverse tech sites.
Fördelen att ha detta på en server är givetvis att jag kan läsa RSS feeden på vilken dator/mobil som helst (i en webläsare), även när jag är ute på stan via VPN.
Fungerar finfint.