As i wrote on another Zotac Zone post, I’ve been looking at all the other handhelds from Asus, MSI, Lenovo, and was really disapointed in the lack of touchpads.
Shouldn’t it be a no brainer for a desktop-os-sporting handheld, especially a windows one? At least the lenovo has that interesting mouse sensor on the bottom of one of their joycon-like controller, but that’s not gonna help much when you’re holding the device.
I think the closest is Google Pay, but i doubt it’s any better for privacy vs Paypal
yea i dont usually post in any random websites, but that makes sense. I guess i mostly meant what i said thinking it’s a waste to toss out something just because of tracking when there are so many other things they can track you with.
Even then, any mobile phone can be located with triangulation through cellular towers (afaik, are there carrier vpns?)
No worries, they can track you with every other tech you have instead
guessing it would mean that people wont be using the same username as they do on every other account. So if doodlebop69 can’t be traced from signal they could go to google and find the same doodlebop69 to grab their information from
: /
Plus there’s a way to install the subsystem on Win10
1e? They are in the UA 1st edition, campaings by Ed Greenwood and in official AD&D supplements
Tabletop Simulator + VR was way crazier than i thought for the first (and only) time we tried it
awweee : ( but i like not having to re-open my 9 separate browser windows, 3 constantly opened apps, plus whatever program i was working in.
Sleep has me back to my workflow in no time
Loom
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what is it? (other than “ph” or “is” in the url)
I used Virtualbox manjaro on my tablet recently and it worked pretty well. If you want to be switching between windows and linux i recommend trying out the Seamless mode, it let’s you use the apps as if they were just other windows.
As to how, just make a new box, name it, select the iso, set the ram cpu and hdd to whichever level you are willing to allocate, and run it.
Yea looks like they were linking to this: Street Complete