When I used it years ago it already ran better under proton.
SpaceMan9000
joined 3 years ago
While I don't have the certificate myself, I have seen a lot of colleges go for it since they see it as easily attainable.
I must say that I've met quite a few people who have the cert and we're basically useless.
I use brewfather for the recipes and the rapt pill readings.
This gets sent towards Home Assistant, which also controls the heating of my fermentation chamber using esphome.
Genuinely wish brew father would allow people to leave notes on a batch.
I personally don't think so. For me it would be an indicator that the project is new, doesn't have a lot of support and just looks shiny.
I've seen multiple people claim this, but then just believe everything ChatGPT says. Up to the point of just sending me screenshots of what the LLM says.
The bubble will pop, I think a lot of people are just baffled by how big it's getting.
Read the article first. They exclusively tailored to criminals on cybercrime forums. If they were shutting down all VPNs which were used by criminals then they would have gone after all.
While performing incident response engagements I've seen a lot of criminals using Proton and others, due to them not being purposely designed for criminals they get away with it.
It's just like when they shut down RedVDS in January.
His current job is also as a spoke person for Chinese electric vehicles. So take that with a grain of salt.
Shows.
He does own a Bambu printer and would likely have bought a new one if the tech advanced enough.
Do feel like 512GB isn't a lot these days. Especially with bigger libraries.
Honestly, when I still used it I saw a ton of obviously malicious and illegal ads. After reporting them I'd get the message that they followed their guidelines.
A lot of leaks have shown that they know their products are incredibly harmful, but that changing it would hurt their bottom line.
Meta is an evil company filled with careless people.
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It's a collection of dotfiles and weak defaults. Prioritizing links to chatgpt and Claude over actual functionality