Two cars (~$50k each), two adult drivers, one accident in the last 7 years, no tickets = $453/mo. Fuck California and the weak cunt Newsom that can't get these greedy fuckers under control.
I read it and I think I understand why people are using it, but just to clarify your Google play example: you still can't use it without being signed into Google account, right? Is your concern what the app does while it's not running? Because it feels like they'll still collect the same amount of info once your sign in to install the apps.
Do you you try to use F-droid for most things?
Does anything related to money work on GOS? Bank apps, check deposits, credit card apps, nfc payments? Any other apps/features disabled by Google?
Seems like a huge sacrifice for perceived privacy improvement.
How is this significantly different from using vanilla Android without signing into any Google accounts?
Range depends A LOT on how you ride but anywhere from 80 to 120 miles is my experience. I'm sure you can get 160 miles from specs if you ride at speed limit.
My 848 had a very loud Acrapovic exhaust so cars would part like the red sea, but I haven't noticed any difference in how drivers react between my Monster with a stock exhaust and Zero. Oblivious drivers will drive like shit unless something REALLY grabs their attention. Silent motor doesn't really make it worse. I maybe only feel it at intersections because it seems like it is more difficult for drivers to gauge your speed without the sound.
For me it's the paid multiplayer that ruins it.
CF doesn't give a fuck about 80tb of traffic. These guys were in severe TOS violation that could affect all CF customers if CF IPs got blocked. Given 48 hours to bring their own IPs and switch to (expensive AF anywhere) enterprise account and finally shut down TWO WEEKS later after trying to weasel their way out of this instead of accepting they need to pay to play this stupid game.
We've been CF customers forever and enshitification is definitely affecting all of their services and mostly customer support, but in this instance I'm 100% on the side of CF.
Not French citizens.
I have a Dell laptop with Intel and Nvidia GPU and Sonnet 750 eGPU enclosure with AMD card. Monitor is connected via USB-C to laptop.
glxinfo correctly shows AMD GPU as renderer when I run
# DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer"
OpenGL renderer string: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX (gfx1100, LLVM 17.0.6, DRM 3.54, 6.6.9-1-default)
When I try to run steam or benchmark like Superposition though, they run using Intel card with terrible performance.
DRI_PRIME=1 ./Unigine_Superposition-1.1/bin/launcher
You can see in the screenshot that it shows computer RAM (64GB) and not GPU's VRAM (24GB)
This same setup works perfectly if I put NVidia GPU in the eGPU enclosure.
Any ideas? I tried connecting a DP cable directly from AMD GPU to monitor, but it works like crap with screen barely refreshing.
Who exactly is he going to lose to? Not like any other candidate is opposed to war with Palestine.
I really don't understand why people love Proton so much. It's really expensive, requires a non standard client and in the end you're still using it to communicate via one of the least secure protocols ever with vast majority of people not using Proton.
Don't let Slack launch at startup. As long as it launches after pipewire - everything works. Your can also restart it to fix sharing issue, but that can be a birch if you already started a call.
What's wrong with Firefox?
Good choice of instance :-)