I thought had to be 8th gen or newer for Intel?

Same, dumped them, but they resubscribed me twice weeks later to Prime after I got two confirmation emails I was cancelled

They do with Play Services “Play Protect” feature

He the Linux world’s mini elon musk

Not really. There is de-obfusication headers which They officially provide which can make decompiled source readable for the purpose of making mods, You’re not allowed to redistribute any of the code.

Use signal which has temporary messages

Adobe suite is another big one. I know folks who have to use windows for Premier, Photoshop, illustrator ect. If Adobe ported their stuff to Linux, that would be a huge shift in the market

I remember seeing this on our family computer in an email chain in 2004

You just have to stay active as a community member and balance wedges and points for certain downloads. And have a strong no leaching policy

I thought the whole point was it for to be compatible with Bitwarden and their apps and extensions sorry I was thinking of Vaultwarden 🤦🏾

Have you found much practical use for small models yet? I love the idea that even the 1.1B tinyllama model can run on my phone, but haven’t found much real world use for it yet. Llama3 8b feels better, but not much better for even emails as it’s a bit dumb

Canada’s is good in major cities

I was using this for awhile but it was clunky and still ran into Conflicts and Data Loss.

I’ve tried this in the past, but it didn’t seem like there was an easy way to sync with nextcloud on Android.

What’s wrong with it on a home network?

Except it’s a very good thing for 2FA USB keys which prevent people from gaining access unless they have physical access to the key. Also useful for USB gamepads etc

I agree, but only on multi touch trackpad, regular mouse and keyboard it’s not great.

The peak of computer productivity was spreadsheets and smb shares in the '90s everything else has been downhill in terms of increase of distraction and time wasting inefficiencies.

Yeah it works fine by swapping and eating away the SSD

https://drewdevault.com/2018/07/23/Git-is-already-distributed.html