It is a scam. Stay Away from it

No, apple is not using Google’s proprietary RCS they are using Open Source GSM RCS which doesn’t go through Google’s servers and it doesn’t include end-to-end encryption.

He ruined github ricing, now macros are disabled.

KOreader is the best

No, its not exclusive. But FRP can be bypassed if you know the right tools.

This don’t work anymore, now they have frp protection which requires google authentication to the previous account after reset

Nothing in the news too

I live in one of the mentioned countries and I use GPS daily. I have never experienced this problem. Maybe a problem in other areas/countries.

I am on Linux and Firefox works better than chrome for my system

I can only think of one thing you could do with this much power … run an LLM

You should change the title, as it is the continuation of the story. People will think its the same story being repeated.

Many popular foss apps use Open collective

Broadcom is also closed source (I think). I have to use closed source drivers for my broadcom wireless adapter on Linux.

You are missing the point. The point is that there is no need for such a device, a simple android app can do everything that rabbit r1 does.

Well, looks like rabbit is taking down these videos 😂. All of the videos of rabbit r1 running doom or Minecraft are now private. Still found one on twitter. https://twitter.com/i/status/1784224319557730722

I was lazy to find the real picture. So, I just posted the first one I found.

This article seem speculative. Qualcomm did provide TDP info for Snapdragon X elite. They displayed two variants. One with 80 watt tdp which was 10% faster (according to them) than M2 Max and 23 watt variant which was a little faster than M3.

I just made a separate Facebook account for my business. That’s all. I am not managing the business anymore. But the account still works.

You can make multiple accounts admin of a Facebook page, even if one account is banned, you can still manage your page.

I am talking from experience.

No, you can create multiple accounts, but using different emails.