I’ve used Lawnchair for years and had no issues either. Is there some widespread problem I’ve been lucky enough to avoid?
I’ve used Lawnchair for years and had no issues either. Is there some widespread problem I’ve been lucky enough to avoid?
In that sense, yes, they are always listening. But that’s a very small system that only compares like the last two seconds of audio against the stored model of the user saying “Alexa”.
Even a tweet from a security professional with a screenshot of Wireshark would be nice for a start.
There’s nothing new, news sites are just rerunning the same story because it gets clicks.
There is a save function, you know.
tl;dr: no. The article shits all over the question. Newsweek is still trash.
I would certainly try.
The chip is a so-called Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG). It uses quantum physics to generate truly random numbers to be used in the encryption
Neat, but not especially interesting. I’m not aware of any significant weaknesses in current PRNGs.
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Me too, and I’ve never had an issue juggling those apps on my Pixel 6 with 8gb RAM.
Yeah but… I have a Pixel 6 with 8gb RAM. I just checked the memory usage. Over the past day, average usage has been about 4gb. And the biggest user is Android itself at 1.8gb. The next biggest is Instagram at 285mb, and that’s with me scrolling videos when I’m bored.
Adding hardware just for the sake of it just means it’s costing people for features they almost certainly won’t use.
Vegan leather is fake leather though. It’s all polyurethane.
It doesn’t matter. It’s the latest buzzword, so it might induce clueless people to buy.
Does the new beta have the same features as the old one yet? Last time I tried it, I couldn’t get it to work quite the same way.
Yeah. I’m perfectly capable of navigating a file structure, but Android makes it a complete mess. Each app puts files somewhere different, and has a different file picker that is a pain to actually find the file you want.
This sounds like damage, though, not a defect.
Yeah, I just did it the other day.
If I didn’t want it to, I’d just turn off automatic updates for that app.
tl;dr
When you use Circle to Search to look up anything related enough to Deadpool & Wolverine, an animated character or illustration from the film will pop up on top of your card with search results
it’s an ad
I buy mine used for around $200.
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