

M.2, not to my knowledge, but I know they make PCIE cards with RAM slots on them. LTT had a video on that some years ago, I imagine newer models have probably been made since then.
M.2, not to my knowledge, but I know they make PCIE cards with RAM slots on them. LTT had a video on that some years ago, I imagine newer models have probably been made since then.
No we’re not. You two are on your own.
Couldn’t be. You can’t lie on the internet.
Colby involved worse things than harassment.
He’s the mayor. Why is party affiliation relevant in the first place?
Your router probably has a firewall you can set to just block all internet access to your printer’s IP. You’d have to make sure you let it access the home network if you want to send files remotely to it.
Alternatively, routers nowadays have a guest network. You may be able to disable internet access to the guest network and connect the printer to it. You would have to temporarily connect your host device to the guest network to send your files to print, which can be annoying.
This is about their right to block a range of IP addresses. I don’t think they’re suing for damages.
Maybe you should slow down on the hate speech, pal. You’re getting awful crimey with that talk.
Was it also spammed in L.O.R.D. as well?
Hey, you sicko! Stay the hell away from my Linux!
There was a period of time where a game being on CD was enough to prevent most copying. Games would read data off the disc, and some of those that didn’t need to still required the disc to be in the drive.
When CD burners became cheap enough for everyone to own, they needed new methods of DRM, like authentication, and custom burning methods that couldn’t be copied the normal way.
Sounds to me like you’d be shocked at the number of people who couldn’t manage to change a tire on their own if their life depended on it.
You can blame whoever you want, but frankly, most people just don’t care to learn anything unless they’re already interested in it. There are tons of people who take their car to a mechanic for the most mundane shit. They’ll call in the Geek Squad when they have a PC problem. They have no interest in learning how their stuff works because there’s always someone else they can pay to handle that.
Where are all the people that grew up with MS-DOS
People for the most part haven’t had to deal with the command line since Windows 95 was released, and that was 30 years ago. Which means anyone old enough to had regularly used DOS is at least in their 40’s now.
Nobody knows because nobody who’s tried to follow through has reported anything happening.
don’t go violating copyright law based on a comment on the interwebs
Who’s gonna stop me?
Most of the games Steam sells are also shovelware.
Major releases typically use at least Steam DRM, and Steam itself only mentions if 3rd party DRM is included. So in most cases, you can’t know if a game uses Steam DRM until after you’ve installed it.
Lemmy itself doesn’t use hashtags, but since other Mastodon and pixelfed use them and are compatible with Lemmy, hashtags can be used to improve searching between them.
So basically while they serve no purpose within Lemmy, you can still add hashtags to your posts/comments.
Because they can never catch it. There’s no reward for a successful hunt.