He/Him. Formerly sgibson5150@kbin.social.
Thanks for asking instead of down voting me!
This is what bit me. Hadn’t used the handset for a while. Ran updates and did a factory reset. The only fix is mainboard replacement, which our pal Google won’t do for out of warranty devices despite it being their fuck up.
Another, apparently unrelated issue:
If you want your phone to be permabricked by the manufacturer at some random point in the future, it’s hard to beat a Google Pixel.
For me, I think it will. Love my moto.
Had mixed results on Samsung Z Flip 4. One had the inner screen die right after the warranty was up. Other is still going strong, though the permanent screen protector has separated at the hinge.
Did you read the article? Biden made many of Trump’s tarrifs permanent and Harris, while critical of Trump’s tarrifs, hasn’t put forth her own plan or disowned the Biden strategy.
Edit: Fucksake, Lemmy. It says this in the article. I said nothing positive or negative about either candidate or their positions on tarrifs. 😆
Years ago, I worked in a tech role at a medical transcription company. It hadn’t occurred to me that AI would render their jobs irrelevant. This used to be an area where women in particular could make decent money after a bit of training, and there were opportunities for advancement into medical coding and even hospital administration.
I worked with some good people. Hope they landed on their feet.
If by graphics card you mean 3D hardware acceleration, then it was a Canopus Pure 3D. It was equivalent to the first Voodoo add-in card but IIRC it had 6 MB of RAM instead of 4. It wasn’t a standalone card so it had a VGA passthrough from your 2D card when it wasn’t active.
As for 2D cards, idk. Unless it was pro reference grade like Matrox I don’t remember EGA and CGA cards being branded.
I can’t speak to Bluetooth as I don’t know much about it from a software development perspective, but when I first started working with USB I was surprised to find that the hardware is really simple but there’s a ton of software that makes it work. Specifications evolve over time to add features or improve efficiency. This neccesitates code changes, and those code changes have to be made at both ends of the connection if you want the devices to continue to be able to talk to each other. Aside from maintaining the interface code, there are probably also changes and improvements to the device itself. Thus, firmware updates. Make sense?
I’ll take a look. Thanks for the suggestion!
Good advice on balance, but we’re a small company. In addition to being SSE I’m also what passes for IT. 😆
I’ll check them out! Thanks for the tip.
The upgrade turned out to be extremely uneventful!
I’ll keep your advice in mind. Thanks kind internet stranger. ✌🏻
I maaaay have layered some stuff that I couldn’t find flatpaks for. 🥺
This’ll be my first Silverblue major version update. What am I in for?
DOM me daddy ✌🏻
Would that be pronounced KED or KWED I wonder? Or maybe just a large belch. 😆
How do you find these numbers?
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Users 55 Communities 12 Instances 0
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BTW, this was easy to find in the default interface for my instance (Settings > Block tab) but I still can’t find it on Photon. 😆
Consider crack cocaine as a safer alternative.