

But my PC doesn’t even have a password. So how can my files be encrypted? I thought a password was manditory for file encryption to work.
But my PC doesn’t even have a password. So how can my files be encrypted? I thought a password was manditory for file encryption to work.
Yes, at a glasses shop, where the doctor is. You can choose to opt out of glaucoma testing. They’re probably just automatically checking the opt out box for you to save time, but if you ask, they’ll give you the test.
It was (and is) always the house for me. Never seen the balloon.
Hey, at least you got to enjoy humanity’s peak as a teenager. I was a kid, so I never got the chance to fully appreciate the 90s. My memory of almost anything pre-1993 is incredibly hazy. My strongest childhood memories didn’t take hold until the decade was almost over.
No they don’t; they killed off Tizen over half a decade ago. All modern Samsung devices run on Android. OneUI is a skin, not an OS.
You do realize that whey protein shakes are a thing, right?
Since when is Bitlocker required? None of my files are encrypted, and I’ve been using 11 since it came out.
Sorry but I use a Debrid service now. No need to seed when you get direct downloads to just about any torrent you want.
Calm down, China.
The Waymo cabs drive without occupants all the time, so assuming that it’s driving in a city that it’s familiar with (right now that’s LA, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Austin), I don’t see why the consumer version wouldn’t be able to.
Lights that you place behind things, like your bookshelf, TV/monitor, bedframe, etc. It’s so much more cozy and inviting compared to direct lighting. Like the other person said, a simple cheap lamp works wonders.
Once you get used to proper bias lighting, suddenly overhead lamps become insufferable. I don’t know how people do it.
Yeah I used Rufus. Always do for every OS install. Explains it lol