Ford says in documents filed with U.S. safety regulators that fuel injectors can crack, and gasoline or vapor can accumulate near ignition sources, possibly touching off fires.
Dealers will install a tube to let gasoline flow away from hot surfaces to the ground below the vehicle
Wtf? Ford is essentially saying "fuck these cars" here.
Assuming they're still using silicon tech, it probably won't be that much better than top of the line laptop from today. Maybe more ram, more cores, more storage, more battery capacity, better screen, but roughly the same single core speed.
Actually, get one with more pins. The one above is for charging only.
I kinda assumed anyone who know how to install Linux on their laptop wouldn't have too much problem figuring out how VM works
I guess there is no way to escape the extra stress to the port. Maybe using this kind of detachable magnetic adapter can help with reducing the strain? They don't conform with usb specification though, so while it may reduce strain to your port, it may carry another risk like making it easier to accidentally shorting some exposed pins.
Try running those adobe apps on a windows virtual machine. Use KVM with virt-managet instead of virtualbox. If the performance is acceptable for you, now you can use Linux as the primary os and only use the VM for adobe apps. VM boots faster too because you can just hit suspend and resume it again later.
Get a portable dac amp so you can connect your wired headphone over usb-c and upgrading its sound quality at the same time.
That's just how software licensing work before subscription, right? You'll get a permanent license key that valid for that version, then if you want to upgrade to the latest version later down the line, you'll buy a license upgrade (usually at discount).
It's either the cache or the dns.
The scanners should tell you the reason they flag a file. If it's marked as trojan, obviously don't run it. Cracks are usually marked as crack by most antivirus.
You can also upload the flagged files to virustotal to see what other antiviruses flag the files for.
You can temporarily set it using
sudo sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=1048576. How to permanently set the value will vary depending on the distro. iirc on debian and fedora, you can create a file under/etc/sysctl.d/directory with contentvm.max_map_count=1048576