

the U.S. has spent $100 billion for systems that keep doctors and nurses glued to their screens
Man do I hate that “wording”. It’s not the US. It’s healthcare organizations located in the US.
the U.S. has spent $100 billion for systems that keep doctors and nurses glued to their screens
Man do I hate that “wording”. It’s not the US. It’s healthcare organizations located in the US.
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There is literally “grams” in that sentence
This adds the Hornet Linux Security Module which provides signature
verification of eBPF programs.
Keep it on the default. I have it set to max integer value because termux.
Its on by default.
Basically: android is a dumb piece of shit and you need to work around it if you want background processes. Eventually your device will fill up with useless busy loops because for some reason android kills apps without actually killing them, or something.
Did you disable the orphaned process limit?
Check which apps are using battery
oh right one time pad.
It really does feel like you could do this in a better way, though.
I also can’t get over the fact that it doesn’t understand RAID or filesystems somehow.
Something like that yes
they could have very easily put “plex pass” in the title, or “paid feature”. It’s clickbait because it’s clearly intentionally designed to be misleading so you have to click on the article to find the actual information.
“A subscription”
Its the same Plex pass subscription for people who don’t want to read a clickbait article.
The proxy service is also encrypted end to end
Edit: this relies on the Plex system being secure/nice though.
Its weird how people complain more with the current state of plex compared to if they just required a plex pass for everything.
My ONLY complaints are that they have new features enabled by default, and that it doesn’t work well if the internet breaks
My point is that I find it weird that I can’t convert it, no matter how slow.
You can still emulate, just not in real time.
Separate profiles, although graphene is supposedly working on it last I heard.