LMGTFY: windows taskbar show seconds in clock
To do this, open the Windows Settings and go to Personalization > Taskbar. Click on “Taskbar behavior,” scroll down, and check the box next to “Show seconds in taskbar clock (consumes more power).”
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Just realised that on Mastodon, boosting *is* the algorithm.
There's no code trying to cleverly show me stuff it reckons I'd be into, based on what my contacts are into, instead my contacts are saying "I like this, I bet my contacts would like it too" and that is way smarter than any algorithm.
Thank you, boosters!
@wdormann
Yes, but it is also what Windows users were taught to do for decades. Need to join a video conference for work a school? Download this exe. Have a problem with your graphics card? Search, download, install. Previously trustworthy sites started hosting questionable software. Regular people can't keep up with this shit.
And the Microsoft store (or the Apple app store) were never really a thing on the desktop. Users and publisher never fully made the switch
@GossiTheDog @eljefedsecurit
@lapt0r @wdormann @GossiTheDog @eljefedsecurit true. Google is not the right partner, I guess 🙂
I learned that #jokistrava is a new trend in singapur, where #Strava owners are too lazy to do the workout so they get a "jockey" who does the running for them. For money ofc.
Why would you pay for someone to run for you?
"The European Union's Digital Markets Act has pushed Apple to allow developers to offer apps through third-party marketplaces and websites. Apple says explicitly that the DMA compromises its ability to "detect, prevent, and take action against malicious apps."
The major CrowdStrike failure that affected Windows PCs highlights some of the unintended consequences and the tradeoffs inherent in legislation that weakens security in the name of open access. "
Oooh myy marketplace.
A security breach on your server farm and the first #stackoverflow result when searching for "ssh host key changed" is a security nightmare. #fail
It says: just ignore the ssh host key validation error and accept that your host is now spoofed ***with this aweseome single line of code***.
What a mess
@bruces no it was the marketing freelancer
PrOpRiEtTaRy link shortener service does PrOpRiEtTaRy things.
Use #commons for all that has worth.