Google Reader was great. I tried a bunch of RSS reader applications but stick with The Old Reader (https://theoldreader.com) which is mostly a copy of Google Reader. I like something simple and web based.
Eh use Bitwarden. Lot less work, still open source, and you dont have to worry about syncing etc.
Your comment is confusing. Are you saying there are no other password managers than the crappy ones built into web browsers? Youre a slashdot 6 digit ID so Im kinda surprised at your comment; Bitwarden is fantastic and works on every platform.
A mostly uninteresting superhero. This perfect man, with perfect super powers and is all powerful gets occasionally challenged a little bit.
Give me batman or something any day. No wonder they have to keep rebooting superman, it's just not an interesting story. Sounds like this one did fine (not inflation adjusted numbers of course) cause its summer
Apple is not doing this stupid idea of A series powered laptop. Given Apple already is putting M series chips in iPads, it's not going to use an A series chip which wont really save any money and is less capable compared to simply using an older M chip and increase the M production volumes.
No explanation of how this robot does this feat. How does the new heart inside? Does the robot cut the old heart into little pieces to pull it out?
Manuel shift fuel efficiency is not better than modern automatic transmissions (It’s been this way for many years). Couple citations to get you started.
Uh it’s just the last 5 speed manual. 6 speed manual cars are still available in usa.
By the time Mozilla wasted money on buying pocket in 2017, the use case of pocket was already done. During the heyday of Pocket, the hassle of using the product to get content onto a PDA had some return; once cellular data was ubiquitous and cheap Pocket was done. Whomever approved Mozilla buying this stupid product in 2017 should be forced to reimburse Mozilla. The creator of Pocket really lucked out with that acquisition.
Not in my experience. The TP-Link Deco units have been rock solid and actually got firmware updates for the 6+ years I've recommended them to normal users.For consumer level devices, their stuff is actually quite good. Is it pro or prosumer level, no. But its not meant to be either.
The slashdot comments against TP-Link are crazy. TP-Link makes great consumer stuff that actually gets firmware updates. I have used many of their units and they all worked flawlessly and continue to get firmware updates 5+ years after purchase. Do they have likely vulnerabilities, probably. There are some of their old models recently that had a couple issues. But so do all other consumer manufacturers! Before TPLink Deco, the netgear and Linksys routers I owned were buggy and un-stable and never got a firmware update after the first year.
If your bank supports Zelle, you often can not use the Zelle app as Zelle app directs you to use your bank app.
Well, isnt that nice. Locked in a bunch of people to 2 year arrangements to pay off their new iphone right before they announce a rate hike.
So far, few people choose to use any of Meta products other than the ones forced to the size of their big 3 social media platform (Whatsapp, instagram, and Facebook). Otherwise, their reputation for horrible privacy concerns so far has kept people away from their new products (even their twitter clone, which is thrown in users faces with tricky attempts to sign up for an account).
Rufus creates Windows 11 ISOs that bypass Windows 11 requirements.
Screen shot at below link
https://rufus.ie/pics/screensh...
Have you ever noticed that the people who are always trying to tell you `there's a time for work and a time for play' never find the time for play?
