Does your BIOS have the secureboot keys installed?
Does your BIOS have the secureboot keys installed?
damn it… 😂
Its very basic right now. It literally just lists the tabs. You cant group them or anything.
Still, its nice to see it actually being implemented, and Im sure itll get better over time.
Well, we can save the planet! Kamala just has to show courage!
Obviously he installed LineageOS on his iPad
I believe its the public beta announcement.
Apparently its not working how they want to use it.
Why use a PS4?
Phishing emails exploiting people who click every link possible affecting millions of users worldwide.
To be additionally fair, Android still has phones out there in use that still dont have the RCS feature, and never will because those phones are no longer supported.
I hope they figure it out. Sincerely.
S5 was not IP68
Oh forgive me. I wasn’t aware this device existed. Very good. Unfortunate its an Samsung phone, so it probably doesn’t meet the requirements to run GrapheneOS.
But good to see it can have a replaceable battery and be IP68 rating.
Im refusing to accept the idea because it doesn’t exist. Who manufactures one?
Maintenance is never free, so im okay with a service fee every four years rather than buy new phones every time they get wet. Im not saying my particular view is right for everyone, but its what I want. I get why people want replaceable batteries. No problem with it. I just would rather not have them. So if there is an option for both models, one with, and one without that feature, this is a win for everyone. If not, and only one or the other is implemented, then its going to suck for whoever is in the party that got left out.
Well then I like my phones a little bit more expensive then since they’re certified. Gives me peace of mind.
Ive needed the IP68 rating a handful of times. I have needed a new battery zero times on my 4 year old phone. If I need the battery replaced, Ill just take it to apple and have them swap it out.
Its still at 70% usability, which still lasts me all day.
None of those phones are IP68 rating
Windows XP was the last good Windows. It had zero bloat, and heck, it encouraged you to use an admin account as your daily account. It didn’t have those pesky UAC notifications, and it would allow you to install each individual Windows KB Update. It didn’t have that high RAM usage that the Aero design had. There was no built in firewall until a later service pack, but you could just opt out of that update.