You have too much free time.
You have too much free time.
Works on my machine
Ublock origin is far way more advanced and complete than adguard, though. Cosmetic filtering, for example
That is so misleading, when you can just disable the TPM 2.0 requirements with a single click in Rufus
Say Expecto Patronum to drugs, kids
Modern Vintage Gamer
This guy does such great content.
How come? Does it support anything higher than 1080p?
I was having issues a few weeks ago, using the Jellyfin client on the Google TV w/ Chromecast, and a lot of them were solved by reinstalling the app.
Hmm, turns out this article was published on the 7th of April...
I have installed Windows 11 on my old Thinkpad x230 and everything works as it should. You are just talking out of your ass
Same, this is the kind of youtuber I support, with no clickbait titles or open mouth thumbnails, and extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic.
Apple, the company that has by far the worst anti-consumer practices when it comes to technology and is actively lobbying against you being able to own your products?
Don't worry, he just wanted to feel superior
Actively supporting a bigot envolves a bit more than just using a browser, to which most people are oblivious of who created it or what is ther stance on X matter.
And yes, it's the lemm.ee instance not filtering their users that is the problem. But nice try, buddy!
Docker?
Hilarious how this comment is being downvoted. Lemmy is really a cesspool of tankies
Holy shit it's a joke. You take the fun out of everything, if you don't like it that's ok, just shut up
Bugs are fine, but we are not beta testers. It clearly wasn't ready for the stable version
Lol the sense of superiority from you is hilarious.
He uses Brave, therefore he is a bigot homophobe.
Sadly it is not difficult to find people following this logic on Lemmy.
Classy
He or she just wanted to look smart, nevermind
Yes, spend a lot of time troubleshooting something that should already been stable
Evangelion? This person is sick, and needs to get some help.
"Netlify CEO here.
Our support team has reached out to the user from the thread to let them know they're not getting charged for this.
It's currently our policy to not shut down free sites during traffic spikes that doesn't match attack patterns, but instead forgiving any bills from legitimate mistakes after the fact.
Apologies that this didn't come through in the initial support reply."
This was posted 4 days ago in hackernews.