It boils down to cost: who’s going to do all the engineering work to re-IP a business, and that without considering lost productivity.
6 is great for the backbone, to relieve the pressure on IPv4. But I have zero need of v6 inside my flat network with a handful of machines, or even in an SMB with perhaps a dozen machines and a few servers.
And that without worrying about app compatibility with v6, maybe tomorrow I need to use something that only works on v4.
https://www.theverge.com/news/717440/google-epic-open-play-store-emergency-stay
It’s in the Update toward the bottom.
But it’s nonsense, there’s very little work to do for Google.
To help with the extension idea, they could glue together the connection (I use Goop adhesive, super strong, but removable). You could also heat shrink the connection.
Do you have a link? Thx
Don’t blame the dev, it’s all management’s fault.
Por que no los dos? (That is, also shoot anyone with the radioactive horn products on sight).
Cyber crooks had physical access to network switch to steal ATM cash.
Another video to communicate what could be explained in a paragraph.
A to C is a standard cable, should be able to find them online.
Quick Charge works over A to C.
Edit: Just realized you meant USB Micro A to USB C. Wow, I haven’t seen a Micro A in years.
Wow, I don’t remember this at all.
I’ll have to dig out my old Windows cds
Right.
Because microwave interconnects, which have been everywhere for decades, even before digital cell - every tall building, tower, etc, have nothing to do with it.
Radio noise grew exponentially long before cell phones and wifi.
But it’s phones 🤦🏼
Check out the Earphün brand.
I found them from a discussion somewhere on Lemmy, and they’re really good for the price.
https://www.techradar.com/Earfun-Free-Pro-3-review
About $80
For me the battery lasts a LONG time (all day listening to music.
I’d give the noise canceling a score of about 8.5/10 - it works well, but can’t block everytjing, very loud sounds still make it through, though really reduced.
To their credit, they “just work”, every time, even connected to multiple devices. They switch between devices pretty seamlessly.
Pixel 5 has a back fingerprint reader. Think it’s the last Pixel with it.
Er, wut?
4 forks. Is there something else?
You get an upvote for the use of “mourning”. Haha
Yea, a 26 year old can’t stay up past 9?
I couldn’t fall asleep before midnight at that age.
$530 for performance I can buy elsewhere for $250
Thats not “affordable” in my world…thats called a premium.
Think I first used a Symlink in about 1998.
Pretty sure NT had the capability, though even the docs then advised against them.
Daaamn…