Yes, it’s a thing. The idea behind it is that you don’t want to become dependent on the pills to the point that they have less effect or that you feel worse without them. Sincerely, a Dutch non-techno non-DJ.

The study also suggests that children can reach speeds up to 300,000 km/s.

I’d like to think that Ram Ranch is the sole reason for this correlation.

Brain implants that steal your thought patterns, which then get fed into some artificial intelligence that can create the perfect ad for your to see, which then gets directed straight into your brain with the same implant so you’re pretty much forced to buy it. Maybe they can straight up alter your thoughts directly so you want to buy something, skipping the need for ads.

Oh wait… I’m probably just describing what Elon is up to in the long run.

Your warranty is now void. I am not responsible for bricked devices, flat tires, an empty fuel tank, or you getting fired because the fart app goes off at random. Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

You could define a function that takes a parameter, which touches a file with the parameters value, chmods it and then opens it with nano?

create_exec() {
    touch "$1"
    chmod +x "$1"
    nano "$1"
}

Then you could type create_exec file.sh and it would do the rest for you.

So when are they adding the cringy Farmville-equivalent type games to it? Make sure to help your boss farm their crops or you might risk getting fired! :-)

There’s a way to disable the shortcuts so they can be remapped: https://github.com/midrare/hyperenable

It basically runs and creates the same global hotkeys as explorer.exe would for those Office ones, but it does so right before explorer launches so it can’t assign them anymore. After that, the program disables them so you’re free to use the hotkeys for other programs.

My friend recently introduced me to Mathler.

It’s a game where you have to guess a math formula that’s equal to a given number, by giving both the digits (0-9) and operations on those numbers (+ - * /). You can even pick a difficulty depending on how good your math skills are.

You want an example? GrapheneOS, to take back my privacy.

Archived version: https://archive.is/jJAMw

The OG version is no longer FOSS and was sold to some shady company. So far there doesn’t seem to be any changes to the old one yet but I’m sure they’ll creep in sooner or later.

Seems like there’s been some small improvements to the new version too when it comes to the look and feel.

Edit: just refreshed the comments and all of a sudden 3 other people already explained it, all 30 mins ago? Huh.

I’ll have to disagree with you. You could buy a lot of items cheaper than $1 for free (insert the I’ll take your entire stock meme here).

You might not be able to sell them on, but you can probably solve world hunger with it by just giving it away. And if you insist of seeing personal benefit: surely the positive karma you get with people could get you something in return. Also no one said anything about trading instead of selling :)

4K is still accessible to me, but a higher bitrate version of 1080p does get paywalled. I wonder if they just turned down the existing 1080p’s bitrate and are now trying to sell the solution to a problem that they’ve created.

I remember doing this at some local body of water that isn’t really big enough to have waves. The boys group as a collective would often dig a hole close to the water though instead of a bit further away.

It actually had some use though: once the hole was wide and deep enough, you could flood it with water. Since the water level was quite shallow, the sun heated up the water quite a lot more, which felt like having created your own private jacuzzi.

It was awesome and I fondly look back to those memories of some boys having a common goal despite not knowing each other. Good times.

Sometimes I visit cathedrals/churches, simply because they’re pretty and have a rich cultural background to them. I’d say that’s sorta similar to what people in Japan are doing nowadays? I’d like to visit a Japanese shrine too someday.

Now that I think about it, I’m not sure that Automate currently natively supports running commands with the Shizuku service. It uses its own privileged service that does practically the same thing. If you’re really desperate for using Shizuku, you could look into using the rish adb shell that Shizuku provides, but I’d suggest trying out the native privileged functionality in Automate first.

You can run Shizuku in ADB privileged mode (running a shell command through ADB that starts a service so other apps can access that same privilege), or run Sui, a Magisk module that provides a same service but with root access instead. The ADB privileged version doesn’t trip Knox since it doesn’t require unlocking your bootloader, but Sui/Magisk most definitely will.

4.0.1: You were not permanently banished from the website in the past.

Doesn’t this imply that only having a temporary ban allows you to keep going on some other account? Seems like quite the loophole.

The iPhone thing is probably true when you read the pinned comment from Rick himself below the video:

My wife Lene and I shot this video on a phone in Denmark, in a forest beside a beautiful beach. The song in essence is about how there is so much technology out there pulling and pushing us in our daily lives, that we need to remain human in this fast moving world. The idea of making a video simply, somewhere beautiful and real like this resonates with me, and I hope it does with you too! Rick x