SixDouble5321

I am glad you posted this, I wholeheartedly agree.

"Someone should have made this page about [some obscure thing]."

Followed by "I did a bunch of research"

without a "so I created an entry"

SMH

I don't think it's unfair. They aren't the worst villain, but they are up there.

Woman: has something bad happen to her.

Everyone else: gaslight her to infinity or straight up call her a liar.

Not saying it did or didn't happen, but this thread is super toxic.

Ok, but it was fully funded months ago.

Air tags can be persuaded to emit a sound, but they can be modified to prevent it.

Just like any currency. Not worth anything in and of itself.

That seems to be the point. XD

If there is no personal information, what is to stop me from creating a new ID? I personally find this idea at least as worrying. I don't want to be having to put my name on a list for every given community I belong to.

I don't want this to sound combative, but maybe you should become more comfortable in bash.

Maybe you don't need portability in your code, but maybe you could use more portability of your skills.

Maybe you can assume that ansible will be on every system you admin, but maybe that will definitely reduce your options and it's possible you don't even know what benefits you are trading by not having the depth.

It's all a big maybe, but maybe some of those people made good trades for the problems they encountered.

Give privacy.com a try my friend and use whatever name you like. You put in your debit card for funds and generate credit cards per merchant.

I never buy anything with my real name anymore.

https://privacy.com/join/L6N28

The classic argument that will never die. It only has value as long as people put value on it. Green paper also has no value, but there seems to be nothing that people won't do to get more...

Considering neko translates to cat, it may be the most relevant.

AppSync is a hell of a drug.

Lol, people were just assuming you were using the correct browser for this day and age. Don't be so obtuse.

Not to diminish package managers, I don't think they are having to be quite as clever as Windows update, at least historically. I could be wrong, but I think they are more like dependency tree managers that also download and execute new installers.

Historically there were CPU intensive operations, I assume to trade compute time for bandwidth. I am not sure how much of that still exists though since updates have become all-or-nothing blobs.

That process solves for the problem of only wanting some updates. The new way you get all or nothing. The situation that you bemoan is exceedingly rare by comparison to updating in general. The point is probably moot though in light of the changes to Windows update over the years. There are plenty of reasons to hate on Windows, I think update is one of the few things that works reasonably well. The contents of those updates is another story.

I think the problem is your idea of the patrons and their reasons for hiring escorts. Maybe it's just me, but "go find someone in a bar" isn't even in the same ballparks.

It's more like a legitimately good streamer has to also be attractive to make money as a female. Not the other way around.

That and writing software, and I'm assuming motherhood too.

If you are concerned about your card there is a link to pay with bitcoin.

You mean like they do on windows? It's like gay marriage. Linux users just want a chance to have that thing that everyone else has. Regardless of its merits.

Is this about Linux Steam or Steam in Wine? What distro?

With the except of games that don't even pretend to work, all of my games perform well. My computer is rather good though. I also play Overwatch through Lutris and that plays just as well as it ever did on Windows.

You can be sure that it will cost you time even though it didn't cost any money. If you need the card, attach a CAT5 cable and run the command. If you have unsupported hardware, get supported hardware. It really comes down to how badly you want your freedom.

The article does mention the Mirai botnet which is made up of light bulbs and DVRs and such.

Sorry if this sounds hostile, but you are not the intended audience.

No degree-having, white, American male with software job reporting in.

I am loathe to ask, but can someone ELI5?

You said nothing of privacy on their website, and since when are cookies the benchmark for privacy. You can literally just clear them.