giving file managers access to some directories that are normally not accessible to apps

That’s something that might interest me, thanks!

I already read it along with https://github.com/timschneeb/awesome-shizuku, I was just curious if and how this community is using it, but thanks I guess

From what I understood you need statistical tests to detect the watermark. You cannot easily detect by eyeballing that a coin will land on heads 55% of the time instead of 50%

That’s my feed! Hahaha I didn’t check the username

Are you prototyping for the person after you? 😁

I don’t want to ruin everyone’s schadenfreude but Microsoft seems to be doing just fine right now 🥲

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OP only shares links from this “blog”

The best 😁

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambigram

Je le regarde chaque jour et je ne connais pas d’équivalent malheureusement…

Pas le gorafi !

I love the light contrast and the texture! What do you use OP?

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setup-alpine script should let you choose between dropbear and openssh

I also recommand Task.org app to sync tasks with CalDAV and I use raw Markdown files with WebDAV, both using the DAVx5 app for synchronization. For editing Markdown, I prefer minimalist apps that suit my needs. Right now, I find SimpleMarkdown (with disabled telemetry) to be the best choice.

Some distros and technologies can be more complex.

For Home Assistant, consider using Yunohost. It doesn’t require Docker skills. You can find step-by-step guides on their website.

I guess gaming with Linux has always been tricky, you can check ProtonDB to see which games are easily compatible with Linux.