I doubt they’ll ever release a mobile version, they’ll just recommend IronFox

Users suggest things, but yes the platform is in charge of what bets are available.

The platform puts up the bets, and you can “buy” a share in the “future prediction”

Basically you put in a sum on one option, buying a % of the winnings if that option is the one that the platform decides won.

I do reencode bluray remuxes too, and also then use ramdisk for it.

I’ve just, always had enough ram to do it so I’ve stuck with it. And the ram is probably gonna take the wear better than SSDs do.

I also use it for download cache for some things, smaller things like music and books/manga.

My use case might not be very relatable, but I run a bunch of stuff cached in ramdisk.

One example is if my jellyfin server has to transcode something, I have it use ramdisk instead of my SSD for the transcoding cache.

I miss being on XFCE, I’ll be so quick to go back when their wayland transition is done

Hello

I’m pretty sure this will happen to anyone that has a copilot “compatible” pc and install the patch Tuesday updates… If they use copilot or not.

There’s a link to the github page that has the depreciation notice right there…?

rip green stig

I too am so confused what tcp/ip has to do with this

My local library has 24/7 unattended access. I’ve gone and grabbed blurays in the middle of the night before.

Libraries are amazing.

In a lot of European countries there are local payment apps that work as alternatives. Some banks even have payment support in their own apps.

Check your local market for alternatives, though if your market is the US then there probably isn’t any.

An alternative software for AT Proto (what bluesky runs on) and is compatible with bluesky.

No.

But third party payment apps might work. I’m using one for contactless payments and it works just fine.

Using contactless nfc payment on my grapheneos phone almost daily.

Just not Google Wallet.

They don’t for me either, but they’ve recently pushed a lot into making enterprise phones. Guaranteeing timely security updates for 7 years and such.

I haven’t actually checked if this is just marketing bs and if they’re following up on it or not though.

That’s a myth.

https://youtu.be/I9ZtvpBoXzI