To paraphrase an answer I read elsewhere: de-orbiting would be like pushing it down from the first step of a long flight of stairs. Pushing it away from Earth would require ascending the long flight of stairs, which is much harder.
To paraphrase an answer I read elsewhere: de-orbiting would be like pushing it down from the first step of a long flight of stairs. Pushing it away from Earth would require ascending the long flight of stairs, which is much harder.
I’m not sure why I’d store passwords with any external provider. I keep a local database synchronized between my computers and mobile phones, with a backup elsewhere.
MIVD is the military one, usually it’s the AIVD being mentioned when it comes to cybersecurity.
Welcome to tech journalism, which mostly doesn’t employ journalists, nor technologists.
For good reasons
Not really, some older versions of premiere and after effects have bronze at best for example. Nothing recent works.
Yeah, for around 20-30 euros you can get a cheap Nokia branded phone as far as I’m aware (105 and 106 series for example).
Is the AI/copilot integration already rolled out to end users? I haven’t seen it myself, but I’m in the EU where it’s apparently disabled by default (and I’d like to keep it disabled).
Again, there are a lot of (professional) programs which only work in Windows, with no paid/free/open source equivalents for Linux or BSD.
I think Corridor Digital made an AI animated film by hiring an illustrator (after an earlier attempt with a general dataset) and “draw” still frames from video of the lead actors, with Stable Diffusion generating the inbetweens.
If you know the folder where the configuration of FreshRSS is stored on the various devices and the structures are the same over all devices: it should be possible.
Vampire Survivors on the Switch, Helldivers 2 and Final Fantasy XIV on the PC.
I’m afraid peak computer literacy and hygiene is past us now. Younger folks are so used to everything just working, that the vast majority don’t care or are willing to find out how things work. (Don’t get me wrong, the vast majority of boomers, gen-x and millennials aren’t much better, but tend to have more of a healthy suspicion because of their analog youths.)
True, since Fairphone’s focus seems to be on fairness in the hardware. I wish they were better on the software side as well.
I don’t recall it was hard to install IodéOS on a Fairphone 4.
Personally I also use it for other apps/functions, such as synchronising contacts, agenda and files (with offline backups, since you can lose access due to bugs).
Instead of relying on “startups” you could go for (selfhosted) Nextcloud with the notes app.
Android is a fenced garden compared to the fortress that is iOS.
No bloatware that I can recall!
Why choose these over elastic fabric slip-on shoes?