It’s almost the same as plain Android, only with the Google services removed or locked down, and additional security restrictions and permissions control. Most apps work without any additional configuration, unless they’re doing something unusual.

The only supported devices are Pixels, so take your pick from the list: https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

YouTube certainly can, they just don’t care enough.

It’s not spontaneously starting to move from rest. There was a force exerted on it to cause it to stop. That force will cause it to start moving in time-reversal.

I’ve never heard of this being an open debate, and I don’t see anything in the paper that explains why this would be a “loophole” in Newton’s laws. What am I missing here?

What? An object at rest stays at rest unless acted upon by an outside force. If there are no outside forces, there is no reason for it to roll off.

Yeah, but you can’t make a TV ad about good writing.

Undo whatever you did and just set DPI scaling.

As long as both brands are on your motherboard’s Qualified Vendor List (QVL), then you should be good in terms of compatibility.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a thing. Even on server boards, which are very picky, they’ve always been happy to take anything that meets their supported spec, regardless of brand. Which board brands are you using that reject certain memory brands?

That’s the opposite of what you want.

For a $50k reward? Yeah, I don’t know what McDonald’s employees make at that location, but it’s probably low enough to make that very tempting.

It was all over national news, and some international news, for days.

You might not be sure, but you don’t have to be sure. I would expect they got a very large number of tips, most which did not pan out, of course.

But I also don’t think it’s ever been confirmed that it was an employee. My suspicion is there happened to be some law enforcement officer and they called it in. That would explain the rapid response, and the caginess about the tipoff.

Try turning off cloud sync, or go into offline mode.

If you can, fork it again but this time only fix the one bug with minimal changes and submit that as a PR. Then ask the maintainer about submitting more to fix the other bugs, and doing some refactoring.

You don’t need to know the patron. You can just wish for the pact to end, or that it never happened, and so on. But be careful how it’s phrased. If you wish it to end, she may not get her soul back. If you get the soul back, the deity may be displeased. If you wish it never happened, then maybe a lot of what’s gone on in the campaign never happened either.

What exactly is the change being made? I don’t see that the article actually explains it anywhere.

Wildstar was cool. I got a free shirt and Logitech keyboard out of their booth at PAX one year. (Never played the game, though.)

If you don’t trust the server you’re connecting to, why are you connecting to it in the first place? The only difference between ECH and no ECH is that encryption starts earlier.

https://store.steampowered.com/search/?os=linux

How does that make any sense?

A Windows binary is just plain not compatible with Linux. Everything in the operating system is different.

Compatibility layers like Wine are pretty good, but not perfect.