

Care to explain pretty much anything from your comment? Why is the regular program not good? Why does it matter if you’re using it in the US? And which setting should I use instead? Should it be warmer, colder, less/more centrifuge?


Care to explain pretty much anything from your comment? Why is the regular program not good? Why does it matter if you’re using it in the US? And which setting should I use instead? Should it be warmer, colder, less/more centrifuge?
There’s nothing to fix, Firefox simply does not support the webusb standard required for this yet, unfortunately: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebUSB_API
Of course google has already enabled support even though the spec is not final. So now the standard will have to follow Chrome’s implantation, because so many people already use it.
This is what people mean when they say google practically controls web standards.


I’m not sure about this black box, but in the EU, the e-call system is mandatory, so all new cars do indeed have a sim. Though it’s most likely not a card, but either a chip (iSIM) or just in software (eSIM).


There’s only 4 Dutch banks that still support authenticating without an app, and iirc one of them announced they’re going app-only not long ago:
regardless of what the actual definition is.
Lmao so you know you’re wrong


Probably this bit:
(I don’t have any dog in the Palestine/Israel conflict, and am very poorly informed on the matter).
Having a project’s dependencies in the project dir also makes more sense imo, because these are generally packages that nothing else on the system needs.