Yes, presumably on hardware that’s just a bit too old or rare. Might be unlucky as Linux compatibility isn’t high up on OEMs lists
Yes, presumably on hardware that’s just a bit too old or rare. Might be unlucky as Linux compatibility isn’t high up on OEMs lists
I had similar stories getting Wireless Networking to work on some devices before. Good thing is, there are drivers for most, if not all, default hardware interfaces directly in the kernel nowadays and if a device has any sort of popularity it will be supported before long if it isn’t out of the box.
So they were trying to patch systems that use GRUB for Windows-only installs? What a load of BS. Why would anybody install GRUB to boot only Windows with that? Or am I overlooking something?
Furthermore, if GRUB has a security issue, they should’ve contributed a patch at the source instead of patching it themselves somehow. I’m a bit stunned at the audacity of touching unmounted filesystems in an OS patch. Good thing Windows still doesn’t include EXT4 and BTRFS drivers because they might start messing with unencrypted Linux system drives at this rate
Don’t you guys know about Jacob Ava?
I did as instructed and will find out if it was a mistake or not but so far it seems okay. But I guess switching bak is just as easy as swapping repos
I wonder if I can make my existing Thumbleweed installation a Slowroll one instead, without borking up everything
Isn’t it banks, that generate most of the currency, especially by lending out money that comes from account holders funds?
I agree, but our tester is a bit lazy I suppose
Tbh, I think for unique elements that’s a valid approach. It also enables easier element selection in automated e2e testing
I’ve always thought of ML-based logic as fuzzy as the outcome is somewhat uncertain
Idk why exactly but using IDs for styling has been discouraged for a while and now every application I’ve ever worked on had been styled using classes that are usually unique anyway
For me the é is txped using Shift + ü Guess what Layout that is
Isn’t it great? And it all lets you shoot yourself in the foot equally as bad, if you misunderstand the frameworks’ design principles
I remember having the same thing happen to me in RS
Well, since my instance is local I can just as well say that it’s Switzerland. Apparently it’s mandatory to label proces in a specific way. So far, I’ve never encountered the case that I wasn’t able to compare those prices between products of the same category.
It’s usually very small, but here, prices must also show how much 100g/100ml of something costs
Actually… Why is it “Lizard” but “Blizzard”? “z” sounds exactly the same as “zz”
My QR Code Scanner app can recognize Qr codes in all sizes and from many angles but it won’t ever scan the ones without border, like if I’m on dark mode on some websites