Also allow things fail gracefully, independent of each other.

Not sure what the point is in going from one Nazi bar to the next.

Because no one can say Magyarország, and it’s easier to make fun of being Hungary for Turkey.

Hopefully someone creates one that’s not on world.

Yu could just… stop playing League.

The solution is for you to build a second one.

• jump forward with time machine A
• Time machine A goes on cool down
• jump forward with time machine B
• Time machine B goes on cool down
• Time machine A is operational again

Endless ten minute jumps!

My dad and his buddy devised a plan to get unlimited calls from phone booths to abroad. They drilled a 2 Deutschmark coin and put a fishing line through it. They figured out that the coin only drops after the allotted time is up, allowing the machine for there to be credit registered. But there was nothing preventing the coin from going upwards again. So they just kept pulling it out and then inserting the coin again. And re-dialing the international number. Like some petty comic book villains.

Not yet anyway!

Time to ditch that mouse. Don’t let it be your excuse for staying a hostage.

https://openrazer.github.io/#devices

Naga X is among the supported devices. You just searched for Razor instead of Razer, most likely.

Edit: I’ve read your other comment. Linux Mint may not have the latest kernel that supports your mouse properly. I’d suggest a rolling release distro like Fedora, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed or… Arch (via Arch Installer or EndeavourOS to make your life easier) instead.

Thank you for your explanation. That makes sense. I stopped pirating music exactly due to oink and then what dying, getting disillusioned by private trackers.

I wonder what the in is to RED/OPS?

What? Things sure have changed. Why would everyone want FLAC over mp3 vbr V0?

You seem to be much more knowledgeable on the topic, and while I would call myself privacy conscious, I would hardly consider myself within the pricacy sphere. How would using something like bitwarden or keepassxc work with entering passwords on websites? Firefox just retrieves it from its vault (as bad as it may be from what I’m reading) and then inserts it into the u/p fields. I’ve seen LastPass in action plenty, because corporations seem to love it, and I find it anything but seemless. So how do those two aforementioned compare?

He’s an og quakeworld player running it in 320x200 sw@120Hz/fps. It’s native on Linux since 1998, so the switch for him makes sense.

ArchInstaller. Or Endeavour.

Even if all the rest were true, what virus outbreak would affect me on Linux?

As an European, just driving from Toronto to Montréal, you’ll already be in a vastly different environment and may even experience culture shock. The same can be probably said of going from any of the US states to Mexico.

Are we talking about pages like webmd?

If you are using Voyager or similar clients, they are not visible.

I have the same experience with Arch. It just works. When it doesn’t, you forgot to read https://archlinux.org/news/ before sudo pacman -Syu

Well damn.

My hatred of Windows got so much in the past two years, when I abandoned ship last year for Linux (using Arch btw), I was ready to ditch software that was not available native, without even bothering with trying to run them through Wine. In the end I had to abandon three of my absolute favourite software, totalcmd, notepad++ and foobar2000. Luckily I was able to replace them with nearly similar quality equivalents in Krusader, Kate and DeaDBeeF. Bit less polished, but very configurable.

My work requires me to have a windows based laptop or a Macbook. They’ve told me that they’ve been trying Fedora workstation before, but supposedly the VPN doesn’t work on it. I’ve checked and the VPN expressly supports certain distro, including fedora. But they’ve simply disabled VPN access from non-win/mac based systems since. I suspect there’s either some skill issue or something fishy going on. I know they are monitoring incoming and outgoing files to the system via some tool, which may indeed be not supported on Linux workstations. However the way I use this laptop is simply by accessing it through RDP, and then share files between it and my personal desktop via SMB on LAN, and no one ever complained. I have the lid closed on it all the time. So in essence I just use it like a terminal, and only run work related webportals through a browser on it, like JIRA and shit. Most of my work related to our platform I’m running on my own desktop, because it’s significantly faster.

Not sure what I’d do if I still had to run Windows or even VMs for stuff.