Moonrise2473

If it's properly cracked it doesn't need steam

Well at least finally after three long years Microsoft added the option to combine icons on the taskbar.

Without that option, explorerpatcher was a forced install on w11

Now it's possible to live without it

I like this

https://github.com/mag37/dockcheck

Wait for the next month release of scale, it very surprisingly comes with jails. You install a Linux distro in a jail then run gluetun+qbit via docker

i always tell myself to write something like this but then i never have the time or the willing to do so...

i'm interested too if there's this

Rhetorical question, right?

Easy: I make a Borg repository not only for a single server but for each directory. In this way if I need a file from nextcloud with an extremely generic name like "config" I only search in there and not sift between 100k similarly named files

Not sure if it makes sense a €60/year subscription for visualizing via web a collection of pirated/cracked games (this is the old crackpipe, right?)

Wow

And for a state sponsored attacker is cheaper to bribe (or threaten to kill, even cheaper) the single developer to add a backdoor than all the research to find a zero day

Didn't hamachi die 20 years ago when it was purchased by logmein and nerfed the free version to something unusable?

But if the EFI is locked and you have to use a workaround to boot?

I'd wait a real review before purchasing a "e-waste bomb"

The real reason the hardware is locked to their Linux distro is that the moment they discontinue security updates, it immediately becomes e-waste and you have to buy a new one instead of use it until it physically breaks. This approach works great on Apple devices, who have a 5-7 year lifetime from market launch

Seeing that my Samsung 512gb only lost 5% in 5 years and I made many transfers I really wonder how the previous owner got to 52%