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So...Thanks for the comments. In the end, deleting and re-creating the work profile worked, and the account is now Play Protect Certified again. Not sure what the problem was.

That's gonna be a lot of pressure huh? They banned...four dudes. I'm not even joking, the ban is for FOUR guys.

For anyone not reading any further...this is a whole total of FOUR illegal settlers being banned. FOUR.

"The indivuals". Four. Four guys. That's all. Of all the Israeli illegal settlers, a whole total of FOUR are getting banned from buying US properties...which I doubt they wanted to, anyway.

Perfect, thanks! I kinda prefer github sources when available :)

Tried to trim a video recently with it. Sadly it worked poorly. I was trying to cut the meme part of the "why don't we have both" full ad. But it ended up cutting a completely unrelated part of the video a few seconds earlier, definitely not the section i selected. I think it might be related to A/B frames, but not sure at all.

Thanks so much! I never found that thread. Only another guy complaining about the same thing...I just ran the command, hopefully it won't do that crap anymore.

Seems the one I use is Maliit. It's on the chunky side, but for the few times I type without the real keyboard, it does the job just fine I guess.

So..how are microplastics listed as in the "ingredients" list? I reckon they should be acknowledged/disguised on some form right?

Except battery lasts more on Linux. Not to mention suspend ACTUALLY works, and won't wake at random times while in your backpack and kill your battery before you can actually use it when you need it. Which Windows does. And yeah, most people do NOT need anything specific from Microsoft to be productive.

Yup. I think I needed to manually install the touch keyboard. But once installed, it works as expected. Touch the screen or remove the physical keyboard, and touch mode gets activated. Whenever touching a text field, the soft keyboard pops out. It's massive, though (well, about the same size as the one for Windows).

"KDE is heavy" is so 2000s. It's been quite a while since KDE is very tight on resources usage. Unless you're running a raspberry or similar, there's no point on constraining yourself with one of those desktops for an everyday use device.