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It's fixed already: https://twitter.com/TutanotaTeam/status/1413485894926049280

I've read good things about Mycroft [1], though I haven't tried it myself. Ticks all the boxes though

[1] https://mycroft.ai/

I'm not sure what it is you're actually selling. More documentation or practical examples would be great. I'm not willing to create an account / sign in to find out stuff like that.

Latex Workshop for vscode [1] is catching up fast. It doesn't have Mendeley api support yet, but if you use the desktop client for syncing, it works perfectly and is under very active development.

[1] https://github.com/James-Yu/LaTeX-Workshop

To be more specific, all samples without killswitch were samples of just the ransomware, not the worm spreading it.

There seems to be a lot of confusion about versions without killswitches. This guy says he made a mistake: https://twitter.com/craiu/status/863718940870139904

As a university project, I did something very similar, only using a malicious app. The app would monitor the device state, and record gyro data as soon as the screen was on, but the device was locked. We didn't have the time to properly implement a decent classifier, but the data collection was surprisingly effective.

Electrek.co states they're indeed from Panasonic https://electrek.co/2017/04/09/tesla-solar-panel-panasonic/

- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop:

1. HEADLINE: A way to have different scaling for external monitors hooked up to my HiDPI laptop.

Currently I need can only set a single scaling factor, so I need to ajust my laptop screen resolution to match scaling of the external monitor. If that's not possible, a way to automatically set resolution and scale for both screens once you hook one up would already save me a lot of manual switching and restarting lightDM!

2. HEADLINE: "Native" multitouch gestures like 3-finger swipe to change workspace.

There are some programs that can do this already like xSwipe and Fusuma, but I expect this integrated with a nice and easy menu.

3. HEADLINE: Better battery management.

Battery performance under Ubuntu is often much worse in Ubuntu than Windows. TLP helps, but it's not enough.

Not anymore, with the carbon-route elements they built a pretty awesome routing system. https://elements.polymer-project.org/elements/carbon-route

Looking really good, and I was just looking for something like this. Thanks for sharing!

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I think your site needs a lot more explanation of what it actually is you're doing. I read the "How this works", but that's not written for someone completely out of the loop.

This guy doesn't seem to be willing to actually help you. I'd consider trying a new chat session with, hopefully, a new guy who's capable of doing his job.