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It does require a phone number. The option to generate a username is there if you want to chat with people on signal but don’t want to give out your phone number.

You still need a phone number to sign up.

If you rock up to border control in a Cybertruck truck any half decent agent will have alarm bells going off in their mind and most likely will stop you. I think a lot of people know the Cybertruck is an illegal vehicle in the UK.

Furthermore, once you reach the other side you would be driving an illegal vehicle instantly. I’d say on the ferry you have pretty much no chance of getting past border control as the UK border control is actually in the UK. However, the channel tunnel the border control is in France so if you get passed that somehow and onto the train you are free.

There is still border control when you take the ferry and channel tunnel.

How did the vehicle get into the UK if it is illegal? Surely it would have been stopped at the border or customs.

The leaks showed what looked like a release button like the original joycons.

I’m out of the loop. What was the last controversy with the iPad?

Which programs use the pipewire API? I can only think of mumble but no one is going to stream that.

Do we know who is making the Linux port? Is it Aspyr again?

You can increase the volume by just enabling the plugin VolumeBooster in Vesktop. Then you can increase it up to 400%.

Are we referring to this icon? Found here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PuTTY

If so I see no resemblance with a penguin at all.

At least this one no one was injured thank goodness.

I’ve been using NetNewsWire. It’a free and open source and works with FreshRSS.

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/netnewswire-rss-reader/id1480640210

Obviously we don’t know yet if there was anything else wrong with the plane apart from the landing gear but aren’t pilots trained to land a plane without landing gear in case the situation arises?

Some distros disable these by default such as Arch.

If you check their comment history you can see that they seem to do this frequently with no real reason from what I can tell.

I would completely agree with you if that was what this feature was being used for, however most manufacturers use it to install bloatware instead of drivers which is not acceptable in my opinion.

Not to mention the huge security risk of running exe files at boot up that could be exploited by malicious people. I’m sure manufacturers aren’t releasing a new bios update every time they update their software so old versions could have unpatched vulnerabilities…

According to this article: https://www.techpowerup.com/248827/asus-z390-motherboards-automatically-push-software-into-your-windows-installation it has already installed services on your computer that persist restarts by the time you are prompted to install Armoury Crate. In my opinion that is not acceptable at all.

AI will eventually get so good that you won’t be able to tell if it is AI or not so the tag will become unenforceable.

I haven’t personally traveled on this station before but looking online at pictures it seems this station is overground not underground and doesn’t have the platform screen doors.

I do know other lines have started to add platform screen doors as well on the London Underground namely Waterloo Underground Station and the Jubilee line.

That won’t get rid of it unless you also manually go into the BIOS and disable the install ASUS Armoury Crate setting as explained in the article.

If you don’t do this it will automatically reinstall even on a fresh install of Windows. Some of these bloatware programs will even install without an internet connection! This absolutely ludicrously stupid feature is called WPBT and is used by lots of manufacturers. Luckily it doesn’t work on Linux (at least for now…).