For anyone who doesn’t know, here’s what happened:
except you forgot to mention some fucking crucial steps, like harshly calling it as politics and sending everyone to a warmer climate, and locking the issue to prevent further discussion
why don’t you just use chromium? it is open source, you can fork it!
that started with SELinux enabled
that does not matter, it needs to go over all of them. I don’t know how long it takes with SSD, but with HDD it can take a half an hour or more, with a mostly base system. and the kernel starts doing this very early, when not even systemd or other processes are running, so no ssh, but web console should have been working to see what its doing
you are just making yourself learn to ignore that your smartwatch vibrates. It’s a bit like breathing and blinking, you are so used to it you can completely forget that its happening. if your smartwatch, or phone, or whatever, starts vibrating all the time, you will get used to it and not notice when it stops happening anymore, but also it will hide any actually meaningful notification.
but you probably won’t notice that some of the regular emails are not sent anymore
are you sure it really bricked it? when turning it on, on next boot it needs to go over all the files and retag them or something like that, and it can take a significant amount of time
oh, so its useful for VMs that do direct kernel booting! will a simple reboot just fail on those systems?
it will lose support for windows 10 before that happens
but then what do the service centers use?
and things like 2FA apps like Authenticator if I recall right
2FA apps should work fine, like aegis, google authenticator, microsoft authenticator, authy, etc. maybe samsung’s own one wouldn’t, if they even have one, but no one should use that anyway
I just wanted to be able to record both sides of calls which is legal in my country, without having to use the official Phone app which warns participants with a forced beep and a voice note that the call is being recorded
why is that a problem?
this fails at step 2. you can’t pay from your google account. you need google to send that money to your bank or paypal account. and at that point, you already have KYC.
but this is an app store, and their own policy, not a bank or other financial institution
even in the EU? that’s a bit hard to believe
it should be cheaper with the full price of the charger
in my european country, apple’s website says the 1 meter 60 watt usb-c charger cable costs 25 EUR, and the 30 watt usb c charger adapter costs 45 EUR. these are the most budget options I could find on apple’s site
so, the devife should be 70 EUR cheaper, to be exact
not really. there are several ways they could implement it
If you can’t understand the technology behind it
it seems it is you, that have no idea how technology works. “open source” won’t solve being able to prove it does not send anything more it needs, when the implementations will be black boxes, with obfuscated verification software as is recommended by guidelines governmental projects intend to follow, as you can see in this very long thread
additionally, when the laws are accepted, what will you do if the promises turn out to be lies? protest by not using the internet anymore?
sorry but you are so naive
but I still don’t get it. couldn’t you just systemctl reboot? it will boot the new kernel that way too. its supposed to be the same as from the web gui
well the good part is you don’t need to merge those accounts anymore
few computers have an embedded NPU