Hilti. Or Duss.

No but you see, telling the truth is leftist.

I see your gen 6 and raise you a gen 1. Fantastic laptop, fallen off tables more than once, battery life is still all-day. Only issue is that the keyboard has scratched the screen pretty badly.

Germany required daily testing in Schools and afaik workplaces for a while

Germany required daily testing in Schools and afaik workplaces for a while

Germany required daily testing in Schools and afaik workplaces for a while

All xtrfy mice don’t have any software and ate conpletely configurable through onboard buttons.

Tbf I am not sure all versions of the Pixel support this, my 7a does though.

I’ve used droidcam in the past and I didn’t find it to be the most reliable thing ever which is why I appreciate the Pixel feature

Exactly, it works flawlessly and without any further setup on EndeavourOS for me. It’s a Pixel feature afaik.

A google Pixel phone works well for a webcam, in case someone comes across this post and has one.

Except MS needs Linux for Azure and Systemd alternatives do exist

Some do.

It does provide H264/H265 according to Section 3.3 (Arch Wiki)

Or buy the full version, which is a one-time purchase and solves the license issue AFAIK

Apologies, English is not my native language, I meant a Bow saw

Yeah, but you can’t compare these two. That’s like trying to cut a 2×4 with a CNC and complaining that it is unintuitive. Yeah a hacksaw can also cut it and is more intuitive but a CNC can do about a million things the hacksaw can’t, so obviously its harder to use. The hacksaw is perfectly fine for a lot of people, but that doesn’t mean the CNC is bad.

This. I go cycling a lot and sometimes I want a drink or a snack on the way and the convenience of taking only my phone and still being able to pay for things is unbeatable. I even use my banks own payment app, but it doesn’t support Graphene either, so unless I wanna just go back to keeping 10€ in my case and giving any coin change as tip I’m stuck on my stock Pixel.

Cropping in Krita or GIMP is super simple. Open Image, rectangle select what you want to keep, then Edit > Trim To Selection, then File > Export.

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