Tell me, through which program can I install programs with the iso extension?
PfSense has an iso extension. I tried the WindowsCE utility, but only achieved that the files contained in the iso are unpacked as a regular archive.
I tried entering the address from the imap mail server provided by disroot and murena. However, this has no effect.
Then I tried to find information on the forum and in the documentation section of Kolab Notes. However, I only found a mention by one of the forum participants that Kolab Notes can be connected to Google mail. I didn't find any details.
Is it possible to connect these applications with free mail servers or do I need to run my own imap server with special settings?
Nice app. Previously, I used the Zarchiver application to unpack zip archives. This application is closed source but does not contain trackers.
I'm used to using the TrackerControl app on my phone. This application is convenient and multifunctional.
Is there something similar for windows?
Apparently, the workers installed the countertop on top of the sink when the owner was not at home, and the wife signed the documents accepting the work.
The dude had to cut holes with improvised tools.
This is my version of what happened.
Most of all, I was sick of the captcha from cloudflare.
On some sites, there was endless checking and it was impossible to view the content of the site.
Well, disguising the lack of eyebrows with a tattoo is not a bad solution. However, it is unclear why the choice was made in favour of an image of an automatic carbine.
It’s good to have a choice. But now, in many countries, various social networks are being blocked.
I don't like this location of the tables on the street. In summer, the dust from passing cars will fly into your cup of coffee.
I know of several cafes located near the park area. There are a lot of trees and shrubs around. It is a good place for relaxation and dates.
No need to do anything. Just hold on a distance from this.
I use Lemmy through apps. My firewall sometimes detects different trackers when using apps.
I don't think this applies to the two named examples.
I am faced with the fact that the music video of my favourite band is not available in my region. I found out about this video by accident, thanks to an app for Invidious.
Perhaps the decision to restrict access belongs to the record label? But what's the point if the band's discs and vinyl records are sold in my country?
(Old music videos and a few new ones are available for viewing. Only one video is not available.)
Arte TV's YouTube channel also has some interesting phenomena going on.
They post recordings of concerts, and after a while they remove them from public access. This can happen a few days after the release or a few months later.
I read translations of Chinese fanfics that have a lot of obscure idioms. I can't find the meaning of these idioms on the internet.
Maybe there are some people here who are experts in this?
The idiom from the title is one character's reflection on the people who defeated their enemies.
This character thought, "They think they're strong, but they're like the monkey that jumped out to pluck the peach."
I have several usb cables. One cable is from a computer mouse and the other is from a usb extension cord. Can these cables be an acceptable replacement for audio cable?
What inexpensive cable options would you recommend for a replacement?
I have some closed-back headphones that have poor sound. Is it possible to improve the sound of the headphones by installing additional speakers?
How much better can the sound of the headphones be if the cups are covered with soundproofing tape?
I found a site that doesn't collect much user data, but it seems to have been down for a while. Attempts to upload the file were unsuccessful.
Maybe you know a site with a good privacy policy where you can get direct links to the file?
A file retention period of at least three months is desirable.
I found a handy site for taking notes, but everything it says about the privacy of this one:
"Anonymous by default, no adverts. We offer a high level of privacy for both writers and readers. You don't need to create an account to post something. There are no adverts on the entire page and we don't use any social media scripts. You can rest assured that information about your activity on the site will not be used by advertising companies or social media."
This is in the "About" section.
There is no information about what information the site collects about the user.
Need a free site where you can edit chapters privately with the ability to create a link to an individual chapter or full book.
I tried Plotfactory, but it lacks the features I need and is slow.
I downloaded the app via f-droid, tried entering the details of several mail providers, but the app doesn't want to transfer the text note to the mail server.
Can this app work with free email providers such as disroot.org?
I haven't found instructions on what to do through the search engine.
I would appreciate it if you could write a step by step guide.
On the instance I'm using, my comments and posts have disappeared. It is ok?
I had a few helpful comments here that I saved, but it's all gone.
Having got used to the stability in Mastodon I was surprised by such things in Lemmy as:
> Unable to log into your account through the app after an update on the server.
> Unable to log into your account through the app if your instance version is out of date.
> Just because you've created a post or written a comment doesn't mean other Lemmy users will see it.
I have to constantly check to see if my messages are visible on other instances.
You also need to have many sub-accounts on different instances in case some of the primary instances are unavailable.
How many per cent of the text needs to be changed?
I noticed on github that some developers offer to download the app from Google Play without offering other options to download the compiled file ( the compiled file is missing on github too ).
This does not only apply to applications that are in beta. Why is that?
I'll make it clear that we're talking about ad trackers.
When adding such trackers to the application, do you have any thoughts that this is wrong?
Most applications clog up the cache space on your device's memory. You have to delete the cache manually which is not convenient. Fedilab is one of the few applications that has a self-cleaning cache function when exiting the application. Why don't many other apps have a feature to disable caching or self-clear the cache?
I don't understand why Misskey is needed when there is a very similar in functionality Mastodon with a large community and various unofficial applications.