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They both work.

echo “127.0.0.1 facebook.com” >> /etc/hosts

Just put the phone in a Faraday cage and turn off the bluetooth devices. You will need an older car without bluetooth and telemetry built in though.

The easy way to remove the malware is to install Linux.

They only tested frame rates. There was no real difference between PCIe versions and most games ran nearly as well from SATA SSDs.

It would have been nice if they tested load times.

There are plenty of IRC clients that don’t use electron.

Hopefully the solar panels are being used for something useful now like charging some homeless person’s phone.

The modern version is called Li-Fi. It’s capable of multi gigabit speeds. There doesn’t seem to be much that actually uses it though.

Yes, by using selecting format disk in the Linux installer.

There were lots of affordable phones before the AI companies bought up all of the RAM and flash.

Many routers support more than one SSID per radio.

HDMI supports ethernet, but very few devices actually implement it. Even if the monitor and GPU support it, there would be no internet connection unless the PC bridges it to your LAN.

DisplayPort does not carry ethernet.

I’ve got 12 years and 5 months on a Western Digital WD20EARX HDD. It’s starting to get some bad sectors.

I’ve got a similar runtime on a SAMSUNG SpinPoint F2 and it still seems to be healthy. There’s nothing important on either of them, I just want to see how long they will last.

It was down yesterday. I haven’t had any issues today apart from their usual poor coverage.

If they really cared about privacy, they wouldn’t include a camera.

These are big drones that carry 100 pounds of fire retardant. It will be interesting to see how well they work.