Billegh

Eat a verification Babybel

Ah, I get how that would be irritating. The Linux version scrolls that way as well.

Genuine curiosity: what’s broken about it? I’ve not noticed issues scolling in Calc on Windows…

“Just talk to your kids.”

I am reminded of the scene in Parks and Rec where the schools need to be closed for a day and parents are freaking out. One asks, “you’re saying I should keep my kids at home? Where I live?”

The difference is that one is for attracting money, and the other is written by lawyers.

And with enough experience can evolve into token sphere.

Drink a verification can.

From the looks of this patent, no.

It doesn’t, but we aren’t dealing with sensible people here.

Yeah, Ventoy will import its key for you too. If what you’re using doesn’t come with that utility, you’ll be manually entering in public keys. 😭

Probably because there is stuff inside that Sony is licensing and can’t share access to since they had to pay. Like h264.

Snorteasy

It is open, oddly enough. It’s just that nobody ships anything other than Microsoft’s keys. You can add your own. It’s just that it is a tedious, manual process.

I would disagree. The idea is great; eliminate preboot malware by trusting the whole boot stack. It has a place in computing and I would like to see it be something easier to work with.

Pretty much everything about how it’s currently implemented is a mistake, I’ll agree with.

You have two?!?

This is pretty much as bad as nt4 sp2. Enabling the clock app’s round mode would make it eat 100% cpu time. Generally you’d have to reboot to fix it.

The fingerprinting they’re doing now is meant to help with this. If they see a fingerprint, it was probably not human generated so don’t ingest it.

Can confirm; user is file too

Sadly, they don’t care about the reviews. It made money hand over fist and that’s the executive’s native language.

Yeah, it doesn’t have a lot of teeth. You can use it to get testimony thrown out though.