potentiallynotfelix

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potentiallynotfelix,

To clarify - I only have one thing mounted at the time I run umount -a. Thanks for the helpful individuals who answered my question.

potentiallynotfelix,

Not really lmao I’m just pissing that guy off

[Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism?

Seen a lot of posts on Lemmy with vegan-adjacent sentiments but the comments are typically very critical of vegan ideas, even when they don’t come from vegans themselves. Why is this topic in particular so polarising on the internet? Especially since unlike politics for example, it seems like people don’t really get upset by...

potentiallynotfelix,

Why not eat meat it doesn’t make sense. No health benefit and if you source your meat right you won’t be contributing to killing animals. At the end of the day I don’t hate them they just don’t make sense. You do you, to each their own

potentiallynotfelix,

Another france L for free speech

potentiallynotfelix,

Iirc there’s a massive warning popping up saying it might fuck the file

potentiallynotfelix,

I heard someone even leaked the apk LMAO that’s hilarious that your 200 dollar product can be literally pirated

potentiallynotfelix,

Wait Biden actually said something true?

potentiallynotfelix,

Ok this is just absurd if there’s really file explorer ads

Torrenting exposes your public IP. In a country where government doesn't care, does that pose a risk?

I honestly don’t believe I will have any legal trouble because I don’t do anything like cp or worse, I just pirate media I like, not even porn. But across users of communities, or on public trackers, is IP exposure something to be concerned about?

potentiallynotfelix,

It’s more up to the isp. I torrented VPN free for a couple years when I lived in Burlington, Vermont and used the Burlington Telecom ISP. No copyright letter, no fees, and no legal issue.

potentiallynotfelix,

I use an old Latitude

potentiallynotfelix,

I’ve gotta agree, electricity is the base for the majority of technology today.

potentiallynotfelix,

I believe argiculture and trade were massive parts of history

potentiallynotfelix,

I mean samsung store is the closest, but it’s mostly dead and ad filled like the play store

potentiallynotfelix,

I find it’s more about the ad and tracker filled apps on the store instead of the store itself.

potentiallynotfelix,

That looks really useful, I’ll try it out if I need to search

potentiallynotfelix,

True but that dude is “from Alberta” so it’s a possibility that he’s living in quebec… that’s just a theory however

potentiallynotfelix,

Mrs Doubtfire is a classic that’s still funny today

potentiallynotfelix,

Summary by ai: In the mid-90s, a teenager delves into Unix and the internet through a borrowed college network account. He explores pirating software and mischief on IRC, where he meets a girl. Despite a rocky start, their relationship flourishes, culminating in marriage and celebrating their 24th anniversary. Their love story, born in the world of computers, endures over time.

potentiallynotfelix,

I’m saving this for when I have more time to write a response

potentiallynotfelix,

If it’s really sensitive shit, you should beat the shit out of it with a sledgehammer and make sure you got all the nand modules(see diagram online), then throw parts of it into a large body of water, deeper the better

potentiallynotfelix,

There wouldn’t be a victim, it’s AI.

potentiallynotfelix,

Oh shit that’s dope I haven’t been keeping up too much with the project

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