But still, why would someone swat over something like this? Seems insane
But still, why would someone swat over something like this? Seems insane
Whatever OS the space monsters living under the ice cap use
I wonder how realistic that is; almost all of the science people I’ve met run Linux
As far as we know. Could be mitm servers
I feel like the official mascot of vim should be a mime trapped in an imaginary box lol
Was curious about the increased customisation so I went dual boot around the time of windows 7.
Went full time Linux when windows 8 came out. Windows has only continued its enshitification since then, so it really paid off.
Every machine I’m currently running would run like dog shit with windows, but runs like brand new with Linux Mint.
2 years is nothing to a Linux user lol
They want to know if you type in 8008135
Thanks, I hate it
Had to spin up a virtual windows machine the other day and was just honestly appalled at how bad the desktop experience is these days
You’re not James Bond. Or a 1337 haxx0r. This technology isn’t even new. Why are you stanning this guy? It’s an assinine position to take.
Great, now hackers and spies can detect my typing instead of using RATs or Trojans or packet sniffers, or just beating me with a $5 wrench (XKCD)
Also:
The trick, which takes advantage of the subtle acoustics created by tapping different keys on a computer, works even without a view of the computer’s keyboard, so long as the hacker has a line-of-sight view of any relatively reflective portion of the target laptop.
So… Closing the curtains is all it takes to defeat this amazing technological method. GG.
Don’t do it… don’t touch the belly… no matter how enticing… you’re being tested
for one reason or another
Greed, mostly lol
Ooh, a Gentoo user!
Check your neck for extra beard hairs, or your legs for knee high socks
Ubuntu is plastic
can’t afford huge marketing departments
Then they need to market within their budget. That’s not an excuse.
Don’t use DVDs or other disc media
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_rot