They need to have an “epal” logo burned on them or otherwise are considered disposable, mine didn’t have that logo

Are you talking about copilot, that bar that is on the side of Microsoft edge or something else? Maybe GitHub Copilot?

Because that copilot bar on Microsoft edge is literally a pointless waste of electricity

I Just want to point out that those graphs are from a betting site and not some reputable survey

I use them with noscript on Firefox with everything blocked except main domain, because it’s a fake bot detection page that actually is doing DDoS on other websites

It’s very unlikely that those printers can support the new “universal print” standard (mopria, 2013)

At most can put them as generic printer text only which is worse

On the plus side, for example, there are thousands of printers and scanners where the manufacturer never released a 64bit windows driver even if some of them were sold during the vista 64 bit era or even windows 7.

In that case Linux it’s the only way to make them work on a modern computer (unless supported by paid third party drivers like vuescan or printfab)

And that some programs are extremely opinionated.

Ignoring requests with thousands of posts, or even pull requests where the changes are already implemented

“No. I won’t add tabs, it’s better UX to have separate windows”

“No, I won’t allow the user to save the password, even if it’s local or not important”

“All the temporary shit will be saved on the hardcoded directory ~/.fuckyou and not /tmp”

This stuff unfortunately depends by the desktop environment and because there are hundreds of them, it’s inconsistent.

On gnome it remembers it correctly, although there are a handful of times where the gamepad doesn’t connect automatically and I have to manually do that

https://archive.is/20260317034835/https://www.404media.co/ceo-ignores-lawyers-asks-chatgpt-how-to-void-250-million-contract-loses-terribly-in-court/

Wow this is the exact perfect example of why someone should install from AUR as less as possible, manually checking the pkgbuild and not just “yay yolo”

In this case the archive seems to be clean and be what wd would send if contacted, (even Windows versions are in the zip)

Btw WTF WD. Why making a tool and its documentation only available on request?? It is nothing special, more or less do the same stuff that the GUI can do (show details, send erase command, send ATA password command).

It doesn’t seem to be able to disable the activity LED

Just one week ago he “truthed”:

The United Kingdom, our once Great Ally, maybe the Greatest of them all, is finally giving serious thought to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East. That’s OK, Prime Minister Starmer, we don’t need them any longer — But we will remember. We don’t need people that join Wars after we’ve already won!

What? Wasn’t already won one week ago, and no help was needed? Now it needs to beg for help?

Mr FIFA world peace prize, with the cup held by hands of starving/dying people

And then they will be able to finally replicate that black mirror episode where someone is paying a subscription to chat with a LLM trained on the chats of the deceased partner

The prior-generation ‌Studio Display‌ had 64GB of storage, so the new displays have double the capacity. Apple likely found it more affordable to use existing NAND storage from its iPhone supply chain rather than to invest in smaller modules with less storage. Most of the 128GB is probably unnecessary.

probably unnecessary

Because it is a raster image processor, it rasterizes pages at 1200 DPI CMYK raw files, then applies proprietary color correction profiles, algorithms, imposing booklet and so on.

I tried a totally blank page, if even 1 mm bigger than 13*19 inch (330*489 mm) the server crashes and reboots (I presume OOM)

So when there are one billion vector objects or transparencies, it takes like 1 minute per page

In Europe the price it’s not that appealing, it’s €699 and because they “care about environment 😉” the €99 charger (which is almost mandatory for a new user) is sold separately.

At €798 for 256g/8g it’s not as good as the $599 they’re selling in the US.

If someone is price sensitive, can get 3-4 refurbished ThinkPads with better specs for that price and run Linux much easier without hoping on some volunteer wizard to reverse engineer the proprietary components

I saw an unboxing for a TV for a Chinese market and it refused to start until the owner paired it with a Chinese phone otp for “age verification” 😉

It’s not because they banned us citizens. It’s because the us government is one of the few ones that wants to tax stuff that their citizens earned in other countries, so banks and similar they need to report wealth and income to the government

The checkbox isn’t “if you’re American we can’t offer you services”, when you select that, then you have an extra form to fill, that’s it

Warship in a mined strait risk transforming in a single use submarine

It’s pretty much unbelievable that a country would accidentally hit their own civilian target while, for some reason, is trying to hit their own military target that’s next to it

And “accidentally” targeting schools and hospitals is the modus operandi of the IOF, which probably gave the intel on the structure