So uh, what's wrong with Debian?

"I bought this before Henry Ford went crazy"

Lenovo earned a failing score because, per the report, it "failed to provide the full French repairability index for 12 of the 13 models... available in both the US and France." Because the US PIRG was only able to score one device, Lenovo failed.

As such, it's possible that Lenovo laptops could be more easily repairable than its F score implies, but Lenovo makes accessing French Repairability Index scores extremely difficult. As the report notes, France has required companies to post repair scores and information about repairability since January 2021. This could be an oversight on Lenovo's part. Ars Technica reached out to the PC maker for comment and will update this story if we hear back. For what it's worth, Lenovo scored a C last year, falling behind Asus, Acer, Dell, Microsoft, and HP.

There a pretty big one in Washington DC

Instead of tying "STOP", you can now press a button!

This will basically end spam /s

Kentucky fried human

HTPC or Google TV. With Google TV you can at least ADB the shit away

My April fools prank ~~you~~ on my friends was a fake news article. It would've worked if any of them actually read past the headline.

In the same regards, it's a toggle if you want it to come back automatically. You can still turn off Bluetooth and leave it off. The feature is there so you don't turn off Bluetooth and lose your device & the only way to track it

Edit: fixed typo

2fa codes are usually time based. As long as the system time on the device is correct it should be able to generate a matching code

It's the video ID on YouTube for "Never gonna give you up"

https://YouTube.com/?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

I worked at a Cadillac dealership and I absolutely HATED the cars that had these. Barely functioned in the winter time

Both are me