I think you accidentally put a hex on me. Just this morning I dropped my phone and smashed the front display :(
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I don't have YouTube Pro or whatever its called now and when I listen to music on my Google home it plays an ad after ever song. Since I have switched to Pihole and blocked googles DNS servers the only ads I get are to buy premium YouTube which I assume are hardcoded into something somewhere.
We better be careful, with Googles track record they will be getting rid of YouTube soon and rolling it into whatever they are calling their Skype clone nowadays.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a shot.
You pick them yourself. Search for an app, long press and then add to favorites
I'm banking on continued driver improvements and hopefully some big price drops when the B series of ARC finally launches.
I also like the idea that the A380 it doesn't require pcie power cables. You could theoretically add one to an appropriately large 2nd pcie slot as a second GPU in a server or a workstation.
I just say that video from Wendell. Looks promising.
When that first happened I switched to KISS Launcher. Fully search based. really simple and really fast.
I had a client as of a couple of years ago with a custom fronted software build on top of an access mdb database running on windows 98 continuously since 2000. They had been backing it up onto a 18 year old 1GB flash drive every night for years. Their interest was exactly zero in upgrading to anything newer.
I think they mean Seth Grahme-Smith, author of Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter.
So I'm down. Please not too many pew pew space battles. You can include Abe Lincoln if appropriate. That is precedented and canonical for Star Trek.
Researchers: Hey you're breached
ATT: MMMM I don't think so. Pretty sure other people got breached and it looks like our data.
Researchers: Pretty sure it was you. Here's pretty compelling evidence.
ATT: No actually. I'm pretty sure we would know if we were breached.
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... ATT: We were breached
I've got 110-130 dollars that says people will buy it anyway and the publisher will make a fortune.
Local repair shop wants $229 to replace it. Better then the 569 Motorola wanted to fix it. Right to repair for the win.