Seconding the guide, that sounds amazing. Plus, jack handy was one of my favorite bits from old SNL

Yet entirely expected. “Every accusation is a confession” has been a common trope for the Republican party for decades at this point for a reason.

How many age groups are children a part of?

Oh, you’re also including the predators too, my bad.

You’re not going to believe this, but they didn’t. Jenny got radicalized over the last 40ish years

Ring calls off public partnership with police surveillance provider Flock Safety

I would struggle to accept any statement that doesn’t match with my experience and the experience of the vast majority of the people I talk to about this.

Because you can tell me the sky is purple polka dots, but without evidence I’m not going to do more than listen to your experience.

ahem… politics is NOT pushing on tech…

Bullshit. There are plenty of examples of politics pushing on tech and tech pushing back. Tech may have its hands in politics’ pocket, but they don’t have a hand up their backside like you imply.

One thing to keep in mind though, is even on ssds you need to encrypt your data to be absolutely sure it isn’t recoverable. Nothing more permanently unrecoverable than deleting your encryption key short of physically destroying the media.

One nifty fact about ssds is they usually have a good amount of extra space (over provisioning, with newer drives having less so than older ones) to allow the controller to swap out bad blocks without losing available space or use it as cache. Because of this, you may have normally inaccessible blocks that still contain data but have been taken out of the normal usage pool.

Yeah, after all, LLMs are known for their ability to do things correctly and not make up tons of random bullshit.

How do you get those to stay? One of my biggest complaints about that clanker is the fucker can’t remember basic directives for very long, and I’m constantly telling it to stay in the language I’m using instead of fucking off and doing whatever else it feels like doing.

Can I ask why matrix is a ‘no’?

Been 100% WFH for 4ish years now, absolutely do not want to go back. It’s no different than working in the office during covid really, and this way I don’t have a commute longer than it takes me to walk up a flight of stairs

See, that just means he let someone else work themselves to death while avoiding labor!

How else would you describe using a person’s birth name when it is no longer the name they go by? Especially if you’re told not to use that one and use the new one?

As soon as I found that three games weren’t going to work 100% on Linux, particularly Mint for example, then Linux was not going to be my choice.

Is that because your games need a rootkit to let you play, or is it an actual incompatibility? I’ve been running Bazzite at home for over a year now with minimal issues.

Linux may have some advantages and I like it that it is there for people to go to for whatever reason. I just hate it when there are people who’re going around just telling people what to use because they use it.

People recommend moving away from the company that abuses it’s users and is enshittifying it’s OS to the point it’s becoming slop. And I’m not a windows hater, I support it professionally and have for over a decade. But the writing is unfortunately on the wall, so finding ways to make your system work better for you is a good idea before Microsoft really fucks you over with a bad update that bricks your system.

Not really, my RO system takes the metallic taste out of my local water (heavy iron content) so I prefer to bring my own water and will begrudgingly use them if necessary.

That’s a you thing, I haven’t had my home lose its „hole appeal“ after years of it.

I have been 100% wfh for like 4 years and I dread the day I need to start looking for a new job, cuz I’ll inevitably have to go back into the office again.

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This is just OneDrive 🤮

* Looks inside *

This is still just SharePoint!?!?!

Plug and play

Plug 'n play (or even PNP) is also acceptable, and is likely what you heard before