If you're a beginner: get used to a different software, because Autodesk is the king of enshittification. Your files will be hostage and then you're going to pay the subscription to keep them alive. Don't waste your precious time in mastering Autodesk applications, the more you wait the harder is the switch
Moonrise2473
joined 1 year ago
With myandroidtools or some shortcut maker
I agree, I was a Xiaomi fanboy "because once they discontinue updates i can unlock and install a custom rom" but since they started to launch a new phone twice a month, there aren't enough hobbyists to support all of them. For my Xiaomi the custom ROMs were all outdated on XDA, and everything was a mess on telegram. I installed a custom rom and it bricked my modem, the maintainer was a teenager that in order to have a longer e-penis was compiling ROMs for phones that he didn't own - "if it compiles it ships" - then if it boot looped, "sorry wait a couple of weeks until i find another ~~stolen~~ RDP server for next version"
Got a pixel and it's night and day
Wow I should have checked better before doing my ugly hack with 2x5 hot swappable 3.5 caddies. In the end I paid the same...
Isn't it super slow to access via Tor?
On my m920q I used a random RAM stick and works fine. I would have returned it if it worked only with specific RAM sticks, even Apple didn't do that
On my Xiaomi box doesn't work. It might be that it came with Android 9 and then they immediately EOL system updates
Do you know that's trivial to write a marketing email like
"Dear ..."
I get that Google is just a startup with limited resources and can't afford expensive marketing tools, but this is a basic feature offered in every marketing email software, even free ones.
The reason is that a phishing scammer usually just got a leaked/stolen email list without names, and by stating "dear " they show that it's not a phishing.
Once you train users that generic emails with "click here to read the message" are legit, then phishers have an easier life.
In this specific case they're just announcing that a Google service that nobody was using has been killed (as is tradition) and they're going to delete the data, there's no reason at all to have a "click here to read".
The content of this "important notification" is that to remind me that on January 18, 2025, they will delete the data of Google Currents, because they killed it. I even didn't know what that product was.
They know my name, yet they wrote "Dear Google Workspace Administator" as the most generic phishing attempts.
It could be worse, like zipoapps that immediately ruined the simple mobile tools with ads and scammy weekly subscriptions
At least, for now, it looks like they acquired it for philanthropic reasons
They're waiting that the tech is becoming the past gen. They can't launch something from the current gen, it must be 3-4 gens behind and compensate that with their coding geniuses that can still make masterpieces with the limited resources available. Maybe it's going to be something as powerful as an iPhone 11 would be mind-blowing ๐คฏ