Before there was internet, you had to bring your computer to another house for a LAN party. Sometimes other people brought theirs too, so you could play games.
With all those modems talking and making noises in the same room, if one of them was coughing or had a virus, it would easily spread to all the others.
I like the one with “nasty scar”
Eggs are not dairy, that’s why you can’t find it.
Unless you are using some esoteric definition of dairy that I’m not aware of.
So like, if you passed on the rate limiting to your users, would you get less rate limited from the search providers that SearXNG uses?
Stupid Sexy Goldberg
It’s because the stem cells somehow threatened the religious hegemony.
I don’t know how many neurons are in a human brain, but if you made an artificial human brain, could it have consciousness?
Reading something like this, it is apparent that this kind of thing happens infrequently. https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/10/persistent-stealthy-linux-malware-has-infected-thousands-since-2021/
However, while system updates keep your system immune from known exploits, what do you do if youre already infected? Would ClamAV remove procctl ?
So no one is going to say what chardet is, huh.
Instructions unclear, I’m posting this from the ER.
I’ve had some bad experiences trying to do this. It usually comes out that the distro’s are different enough that people get annoyed when they find out you’re using a non-supported distro. For example, asking Raspian questions in #debian. Has it-worked out for you?
I’ve definitely learned that the hard way.
If you’re looking for a place to just hang out and get live help, youre probably not going to find that.
That is too bad, because that is exactly what the Ubuntu IRC was like 20 years ago.
What is their community support like? This question is about a distro’s chat rooms, etc.
Thanks for providing the details that back up the iron law of prohibition!
I think you do good! Seemed like a fine response to me! You are providing everyone a service developing Blorp. I still can’t even log in to piefed on Voyager. Thank you for doing what you do, giving it away for free, AND being active in the community :)
Weed was pretty new to the american mainstream culture, from being just something used by immigrants in the early 1900s to being embraced by the counterculture in the 60s to finally becoming legal some places in the 2010s. During all that time, the law of prohibition was making it more potent, to make it easier to smuggle.
Now that it is legal, it is easier to get it in a regulated dose in whichever strength you want, just like you can have alcohol at pretty much any strength.
That said, a lot of the vapes are still solidly in the gray market and kinda sketchy.
Not exactly what you asked, but snapraid is one way to do this at scale.
Do they want serious answers or shitposts? I’m confused.