I was sceptical about the lack of sources so I DDG'd it:
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/04/18/us/undocumented-immigrants-taxes-cec/index.html
We hook our Steam Deck up to a 4k projector and it looks amazing. The built in upscaler from 800p to 4k is astonishingly good. Obviously not AS good as native but and many games are limited to 30fps but holy smokes it's more than good enough.
Yep quite right, I was just clarifying because you said "low res like 720p or 480p" - the Steam Deck is 800p native. Total agreement.
Steam Deck screen is only 800p so that's the resolution for all games. And it's perfect for the screen size.
Just because handcuffung is normal in the USA, that doesnt make it normal or sensible. No one gets cuffed in a normal traffic stop or house visit in the UK for example.
The video will be produced by Sinclair Media and even math will include a polemic about how awful socialism is and how great Trump is.
When Trump goes, the rest will tear each other to shreds. As insane as he is, he's the figure who's holding it together. Like a fat gormless toad sitting on a stone in the middle of the pond.
As an outsider to American politics, I predict a (temporary) collapse in support for the Republican party the minute he's ousted.
Never forget the time Shapiro got angry and confused in a softball interview with British right winger Andrew Neil and stormed out.
I highly recommend skipping to the end if you haven't seen it:
It's a mystery to me how these people get taken seriously at all.
There was a tiny bit more to it because my first instinct was to out the .exe in the steam launch options (which works for many games) and that still failed with the same error message. The game itself seemed to want the exe to have that name.
The real reason Fahrenheit will never die!
https://youtu.be/nROK4cjQVXM
(Finnemore's conversation between Farenheit and Celsius)
No, I don't think it's unreasonable to have a technical level of control over young kids devices in partnership with close supervision. It's that or no phones until they're 16.
Oo that looks neat. I'm wondering how I've missed it!
Good suggestions but I'm not convinced that's true.
It's certainly possible to lock some Android devices down hard without rooting them. See Samsung Knox as an example. Even a pro will have a hard time getting around that.
I trust my kids to mostly only use the devices how I say. The security is mainly to keep their mum happy and to keep them from spur of the moment bad descisions with their clicks and time.
What's the best way to restrict my Android devices to only use approved apps? I want to manage the whitelist remotely.
Bonus points if I can keep everything in-house, on my home server or similar via my existing VPN.
This is for my kids' future phones. Ages 12 to 16.
The cars and walkers are both as close as they can safely be while moving?