

Didn’t apple disable PWA’s in Europe?
Probably part of Trumps plan to reduce unemployment.
Gesticulating is apparently a key element.
Hope the predicted capability is realistic. As previously we’ve seen comparable projects be less so: https://www.dutchnews.nl/2023/07/solar-bike-path-fails-to-meet-electricity-targets-again/
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Set the HISTCONTROL
variable. If it is set to ignorespace
then commands entered with a leading-space will not be stored in the history.
Type a space before rm to prevent it from being added to your history to be a extra careful.
I very much understand how one can think this would revert any changes done to files under version control but not delete the ones that are not. I believe this dialog has since been updated to explicitly state that fact.
To be fair, they can be fooled the same way.
This is very true, but I assume they are translating from English to Dutch.
Edit: I was wrong.
Not even that: merely looking to switch to Inter.
I assume since the freelancers are affected by the hack they were informed by the Times.
IMHO part of the issue seems to be the question without any context. I believe people would be more helpful if they had explained what they wanted to do and how GIMP wasn’t the right tool for that specific task. It’s what would make me ignore the question (not scold people, no need).
Thanks so much for your efforts. I own a phone solely for testing PM, so not a hater at all. More disappointed in hardware manufacturers showing so little support.
Someone wrote this article based on a commit in the source code. This is not news.
Calls and texts are not listed as supported. I wouldn’t be surprised if they do not work. Just have a look a PostmarketOS support. Most phones cannot make phone calls.
You can already use a tool in the rpi imager to set the default login for your image.
It was probably translated from the original French automatically.
What this API does is very limited. An API allows programmers access to some part of a system that you’re unable to use without. So it might be all of Reddit’s data, or could be as limited as allowing a webpage to access the back en forward button of your browser. Both are API’s.
The history API allows a webpage to navigate to the next or previous page where you were, without knowing what they are. It’s the same as pressing the “previous“ button by hand. Disabling it will probably break navigation within some sites (besides; don’t think it’s possible or sensible to disable).