If it’s up to proper code then removing the battery won’t help as the detector is supposed to be hooked up to the main power, the chirp is to remind you to change the battery so that it still works in the event of a power outage.

Yep, I can’t remember the game anymore, but was super excited to be playing it as a sequel, then came upon the first escort mission… I immediatly turned the game off, and never played it again. Nothing enrages me more than artifically wasting my time/difficulty because the dev’s can’t design a mission properly without using such a shitty crutch…

I’m a freelancer and a lot of my work apps require Windows or Mac. However, I remote into my company’s work machines, but the remote client doesn’t work in Linux so I have a lowered speced machine just for work, and my personal rig is much more powerful and running linux.

Even if I was freelancing completely with my own machine, I would prefer to have two seperate machines.

Yep I absolutely refuse to put any banking apps on my phone. The only thing that has access to my bank is me physically going there or logging into their website via my own computer. Fuck any app that asks for access to my bank account including autopay services thorugh third parties.

The only third party serive I use for payments is paypal and that only goes to my credit card.

That’s literally what happened in the reboot that came out a few years ago…

It’s suprisingly in great condition. The only sign of wear is the paint on the eyes has chipped off in some areas.

I have a ninja turtle cereal bowl from when I was a kid that I still use. It’s from 1988.

Genuine question , in this context what is a jumper?

My mistake, I only saw the option to buy on playstore. Also missed the open source on the dev page. Thanks for the heads up!

Conversation.im appears to be neither free nor open source.