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If you already have a key attach it to a Microsoft account, then when you log in after upgrading and reinstalling it’ll activate. No piracy needed.
If Google wants to do that they don’t need to ask, they can just do it. The only way around that is to turn off Google apps ability to install apks. Probably all of their apps.
The second panel would be “No, I enabled error reporting. Those errors belong to just you.”
Why would you need to turn off Play Protect? It works fine.
Also if you’ve got more than one device save the patched apk so you don’t have to do the patching more than once.
Speaking of that kind of show though, you know ATHF is coming out with new episodes?
I haven’t used a disc player in years. 🤷
Subscription apps are pretty common in the Apple ecosystem. Have you tried a different OS, Windows or Linux? You don’t even have to change anything to do so, you can run them in a virtual machine.
Commenting on YouTube? Gross.
Nah this is just a garden variety troll account. Go look at some of the other garbage it’s posted and commented.
I recommend Mint to people. It’s pretty easy to set up and though it’s Ubuntu-based today they’ve got a straight Debian-based edition they’re getting ready to use instead.
Troll confirmed.
This locally hosted web application started as a 100% ChatGPT-made application
That’s no kind of selling point.
Yes.
I downloaded a “Linux ISO” which came as a series of *.opus files. My iPhone
Trololol
It depends on how much heat it’s actually making, but maybe if the factory job done was crappy. It’s probably thermal adhesive though which is harder to remove.
I see corrosion/deposits by those two leds and the hdmi… rinse it with vinegar, then DI water, then 90% alcohol. See if that doesn’t bring it back to life once it’s fully dry. You also might have to reflow the solder though.
Open it up and replace any electrolytic capacitors.
Nice try MPAA. 😆
It gets blocked. That’s what it does.