I understand your guess, but no, that essentially isn’t possible
I understand your guess, but no, that essentially isn’t possible
iirc battery function management is supposed to happen at a firmware level. So hypothetically it shouldn’t be effected by what os you install. I think what you experienced was just a byproduct of keeping it plugged in 24/7


I tried to install it on a friend’s 2012 macbook air, but the wifi didn’t work even after trying different distros and trying suggested answers like installing several additional wifi drivers.
I realize 2012 is a quite old machine, but the reality is that many (most?) people are going to be trying Linux for the first time on their very old computers. So having showstopper failures on old machines probably leads to a good amount of people thinking Linux doesn’t work well.


Screenshot works on my phone


I now have individual files that are over 1 GB
Great list! And according to your list I’m right. BBSes aren’t internet, and usenet is a synonym for newsgroups
It’s old but it’s not even close to the OG. I believe the OG is newsgroups, and after that was p2p file sharing apps like limewire and napster, and only then did torrenting become a big thing


And after the ai bubble bursts the prices will come down, right?
The price will go down, right?


Just looking to learn, who told you that?


Context is needed. What is that site? And why do you believe search results about it are being censored?
In the US that’s true, but it’s not true in every country that has those 3 things
I’m ok with all 3 of those, but in incredibly more limited ways than they exist in the us today


And thus it has perfectly served its intended purpose. Businesses frequently use this tactic to increase sales of the more expensive version


Just out of curiosity, how do you use it? Like you use your index fingers on the joysticks while your thumbs hit the buttons?


Dude, read the thread before you comment. I’m not leeching.


No, i stream from pirate streaming sites, not p2p


I’m not talking about streaming it from p2p, I’m talking about streaming it from pirate sites that make money on ads (which i have blocked)


Why store media locally? Whenever you want you can just download it or pirate-stream it
EDIT
haha y’all downvoters got me rollin 🤣
It’s sad that optical media storage is essentially dead now. I burned a zillion cds over the years, and 99% of them were perfect even 10 years later. And at some point i started adding 10% PAR2 files to the discs, which made it so even if up to 10% of the cd was totally unreadable you could still recover 100% of the data. Heck, PAR2 file software becoming abandoned hurts at least as much.
Does anyone know of a modern version of PAR2 files?