It’s standard research paper language. It is motivating the purpose for investigating liquid gears and in no ways implies liquid gears are problem free.

The iterative steps of research involves addressing these challenges bit by bit until the last one is “solved”. It could be interesting to have many regular problems of standard gears a non-issue and only have to solve for the torque, the only thing remaining would be to see how much of a problem it is to solve. It could lead to niche applications too, not necessarily replace all existing gears everywhere.

I haven’t watched the video but Futo collected a swipe dataset which is MIT licensed.

https://huggingface.co/datasets/futo-org/swipe.futo.org

Some apps will rely on Google services to determine whether they are running on a “secure” device (ie determined by Google). This is refered to as hardware attestation. But there is a Google version of it and a generic version of it (which is implemented in GrapheneOS). If the bank relies on the Google version, it will fail on GrapheneOS, despite actually having hardware attestation.

You can read more about it here : https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-guide

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I started the original Oblivion not long ago, been playing for some tens of hours. First time experiencing the Elder Scrolls, it’s an interesting game with quite some depth. I got turned into a vampire and am doing a vampire quest and it’s a bit tedious with not being able to stay in the sunlight but other than that it’s a good game.

Oblivion doesn’t feel too far from modern game mechanics, but what about morrowind?

I find bottles (https://usebottles.com/) to be rather effective, maybe something worth exploring?

Would something like LACT (https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT) help? It may not be compatible with that specific GPU model, but if it is, it can allow for TDP, clocks etc to be controlled. Maybe useful for your specific issue?

Funnily enough, this is the type of issues proton solves beautifully and transparently on linux, making it a great gaming platform in general but particularly so for aging video games! If you own this game on steam, just launching it on linux should work out of the box.

I know, but OP says they want to use onboard apps and don’t want to use two remotes.

Would you connect it to the internet with all its consequences to be able to use one remote instead of two?

Thank you! It seems the ongoing 3.35 version is reimplementing the auto-upload logic, so this is promising. It is still in RC stage, but hopefully will be stable soon.

What’s the link to the issue? I’d like to follow its progress. Thank you!

I recently came across https://vert.sh/ which is a we app and frontend for ffmpeg and imagemagick but all the processing is happening locally on your device (except videos I think).

It’s even open source: https://github.com/VERT-sh/VERT

Surprised I had to scroll this much to see her being mentioned.

Made a sizable donation. I encourage you all to help them manage this situation, defend themselves and keep up their good work.

Is this really a case of conflict of interest though?

That’s already my SSID, please don’t use it too

Microsoft has an additional requirement where “_optout” has to be somewhere in the SSID (not necessarily at the end). This was detailed in a now deleted support post.

Who is this request for feedback open to?

This is a good precision to be aware of.

It is still an important function because in some places law enforcement may be legally authorized to compel a user to unlock their phone using biometrics, but of course if you disable biometrics, there are less options to force you to enter your passphrase/password etc.