It's more like upfront paying a rented Lambo and the car dealer can order it back anytime without notice and reason. You know it's rented although you paid a huge sum (often as high as a new Lambo) but it might have been the only way to get that specific model. You just hope they are a nice company and let you drive as long as possible. Also, you can't resell it either ofc.
Broken link? This seems to be a more or less up-to-date roadmap for Thunderbird on Android: https://developer.thunderbird.net/planning/android-roadmap
Yes, and it's so annoying. I'm Austrian, a bit dyslexic, and sometime I just can't sevenandeighty sixandseventy.
Self hosting your own CI/CD is the key for OP. Littering is solved too because litter is only a problem on long running servers, which is an anti-pattern in a CI/CD environment.
Stuff like that exists to remind us of the Java in JavaScript
Exactly. They should be learning a variety of different operating systems and apps. However, that implies that teachers are familiar with the tech.
As long as the web client works, I'll use teams from inside Firefox thank you very much.
How so? If you have non-free enabled, shouldn't apt install nvidia-driver work?
If it's relevant for your job, go for k8s. The more you tinker with it, the more knowledge you'll accumulate. Is it the optimal solution for a self hosting setup? Well, it depends but most probably not.
The comments section of a post like this feels like early reddit. Love it!
I adored my Pixel 3a. The size was perfect in my opinion. Small enough to handle with one hand and to put it in my pockets, big enough to enjoy watching videos on it. The Samsung S10e was lovely too.
I don't have sources but I remember them stating that small form factor phones were not selling too well. So I guess we won't see many flagship or even midrange phones in the near future.
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Link to the source blog entry. It has more information on how the malware went undetected and how it worked.