I haven’t followed this software and company before, what do you mean, what is the catch?

Adobe doesn’t offer any of its software for free except acrobat reader, where you get nagged about paid features constantly, but it’s easy to ignore.

Why shouldn’t I recommend this over cracked Photoshop? Its features seems like closer to PS than Gimp or Krita.

!dailygames@lemmy.zip is a very active community where they post a lot other similar stuff next to wordle

They got the fine because a team member didn’t follow the orders of a marshal, not because they fiddled with the marker.

After the formation lap had started on Sunday, a Red Bull team member re-entered this gate well area as the pit marshals started to close the gate and did not react when they tried to stop him.

[…]

There is nothing wrong with McLaren using tape or a visual marker on the wall at the side of the track as it is not governed by any regulation around the start procedure or the use of the grid box.

That also means it is not protected by the rules so another team interfering with it once it is there is legal, although whether it is in the spirit of competition would be open to interpretation.

Tap on the triple dot next to a file, first option

Total commander was never open source, even though it’s freeware.

Fossify looks similar, but it misses some crucial features I use frequently. I downloaded it now to check it, Material can do these things, while Fossify can’t:

• Open multiple windows for commander like usage
• Connect to remote shares with SFTP, FTP, SMB or Webdav
• Connect to app storage with Storage Access Framework

MaterialFiles can connect to ftp, sftp, webdav and smb. It has a text editor. There is built in image viewer and music player in most roms nowadays, and MaterialFiles has an “open with” option where you can select what you want to do with a file.

ES File Explorer was very good at the beginning, but it enshittified quickly. Nowadays MaterialFiles is the best file explorer for Android, and it has more features than ES had ever. And it’s open source so it can’t have a similar fate. Google Play link, F-droid link

My similar turning point was when they shut down Google Reader in 2013. Never forget.

Please make it more clear it’s not an official account. This goes against Lemmy.zip Terms of Service 6.2:

6.2: Lemmy.zip has a zero-tolerance policy for content that violates local, national, or international laws. The following types of content, including but not limited to, are strictly prohibited on the platform:

[…]

• Fraudulent activity: Any attempt to deceive or defraud other users, including scams, phishing attempts, or impersonation.

https://legal.lemmy.zip/posts/terms_of_service/#violation-of-terms-of-service

There are 2 fedora 42 editions on the list, one with quotes, one without

I have no idea why some distros name is between quotes, maybe the list is dictated by Mini Me in Steam HQ or is it some kind of sarcasm?

Pegasus runs on the device of the target, it can read everything before encryption

Just the heads up, that cpu is ancient. Its performance is comparable to an Rpi 4, but that old cpu consumes 30W+ while a full rpi maxes around 6-7 W. Rpi 5 is around 4-5 times more powerful with third power.

So it’s good if you just tinkering with old hardware for fun, but you can buy far more powerful modern hardware for only several dollars if you look at the second hand market.

Also I remember, I dealt with Toshibas from that era, they were quite locked down, e.g. you couldn’t install upstream nvidia drivers on them only the outdated ones signed by Toshiba. So it’s not unexpected that some options like that are missing in bios settings.

Where did you search for it? Literally one of the first result is this thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-9-0-0-lineageos-16-0-20210211.3927650/

And there is Google Drive link there, with all the roms and tools and kernels for this device: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EGoOaxMZZZFrRiDqdjhmVlSho-GfMiof

They are good guys, they even have a mastodon account: https://mas.to/@alternativeto

You can easily import music metadata to musicbrainz with userscripts: https://github.com/murdos/musicbrainz-userscripts

I use the discogs and bandcamp one frequently.

Install the userscript in your browser, and if you find your album on discogs or other sites, it adds a button there, and with few clicks it transfers the data to musicbrainz. Then in picard search again, or copy the link from musicbrainz to the searchbar in picard

I guess OP used some share button in an Urban Dictionary app?

This is the shared link:

http://gack-blowing.urbanup.com/1126343

How someone can get a plain http link at all is interesting nowadays. That’s why I think it’s not directly copied from a browser but via a misconfigured share button or something

The link responds an HTTP 302 and redirects to:

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gack blowing&defid=1126343

And I guess this may be the reason it opens in your system browser, HTTP 302 is a strange response:

Many web browsers implemented this code in a manner that violated this standard, changing the request type of the new request to GET, regardless of the type employed in the original request (e.g. POST). For this reason, HTTP/1.1 (RFC 2616) added the new status codes 303 and 307 to disambiguate between the two behaviours, with 303 mandating the change of request type to GET, and 307 preserving the request type as originally sent. Despite the greater clarity provided by this disambiguation, the 302 code is still employed in web frameworks to preserve compatibility with browsers that do not implement the HTTP/1.1 specification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_302

What Lemmy client and OS do you use? Maybe it can’t handle this HTTP 302 redirect.

I don’t watch videos where someone has an open mouth on the thumbnail.

Clipboard sharing in VirtManager is a hit or miss, I remember once I could set it up, but usually I use rdp as it always Just Works™