What follows is a hands-on with Smart Window in Firefox 149 beta
Mozilla says this was a flub; it will refine the onboarding around Smart Window to limit memory formation to post-opt-in activity only. That’s obviously the right fix.
So was that a beta only issue?
Doesn’t that mean that the application will not have to do the verification itself, but just ask the OS?
Out of curiosity, why in 14 days?
at least that’s what they say it does
What does it do when you select the middle option?
It’s macbooks so they would be able to run real macos. Since you still chose to install something else, it must mean that this is somehow superior.
If you can log in somehow and it manages to mount your encrypted home, you can investigate what files are using the disk space.
0 bytes free might be causing this, many things won’t work because they want to write something to disk. If logging in doesn’t work using the graphical interface, can you log in using a terminal? You can get to one by pressing crtl + alt + f1 on the login screen. If that works, you can try deleting some files and see if you can log in as usual again after rebooting.
This. To many people who “just want to use” a computer, the OS in the background won’t make much of a difference, but linux makes it easier for the one maintaining it.
In that case, even if they don’t have your password right now, they just need to wait until you log in the next time.
so I’m going to run a USB C cable to the Pi
Isn’t that already the case in the photo? It looks like the converter including all that cabling is only there to get 5v for the fan, but it’s difficult to see where the usb-c comes from
Have you considered getting a new number yourself? Not all numbers will have problems like this one.
android is another one
or just leave the phone at home
more only if less is not available
It’s not, because the x in Linus’ Unix is not referring to the windowing system:
Linux Journal: Is it true that you suggested the name “UNIX” for the long ago OS, Multics? What does that word mean?
Brian Kernighan: Yes, long ago. Multics was an acronym for something like Multiplexed Information and Computing Service, and it was big and complicated because it had many of everything. I suggested Unics for Ken’s new system, because it was small and had at most one of anything. (Multi and uni are both Latin roots, so it was a very weak pun.) Someone else spelled it with the letter X; no one can remember who.
Should have phrased it differently: Banning a post on a specific linux distribution is not a “ban on discussing linux” in general.
The linked article has a screenshot with a link to a post about openKylin getting removed. OP title is “Facebook ban on discussing Linux?” including the question mark. I don’t think it is accurate. At the same time I’m not defending Facebook in any way.
awesome, need to remember this once i update to 7