yeh currently trying out SecureBlue.

it is… interesting

cant believe im scrolling 1/2 way down and couldnt find

The power of family

Fast and Furious Franchise

lots of people recommend bitwarden, but i am more at peace with an offline password manager that i control like Keepass. You can also go the GNU route and use “pass” on Linux too

Or use a physical key like Yubikey to login

agree. I used to have time to tinker and if things break, I distro hop. Dont have time for that now, I want things to work.

bbm me

before learning all the new tools like Linux distros, vpns, compartmentalization, offline storage, security…etc.

You better start controlling the apps/services you are using NOW !

Youtube, Gmail, Facebook, X, Maps…etc. all has shit tons of data about you. Limit what they can use. Dont give your info out easily (main email account).

chainsaw, what a choice of word lmao musk looked like a fucking loon when he received the chainsaw on stage

“this is the chainsaw for democracy. Chainsaw”

“yahhhhhhhhhh”

Wake me up when S̶e̶p̶t̶e̶m̶b̶e̶r̶ your charade ends

every news from the US in 2025 sounds like an episode of House of Cards. We’re not even done with the year yet man

• Epstein file doesnt have anything

• missing minutes from CCTV because the camera “reset” everytime.

• a new NASA director who never had any space experiences. Dont worry though, the guy starred in an MTV series.

• ICE. I guess no need to explain further: unjust, racist, shit tons of money.

• denaturalization is a thing now , apparently.

and a lot more. The fucked up part is we are not even done with trump, he still has 3.5 years left !

Feels like deja vu to when Bin Laden issues a jihad against the US, but this time it is much more personal - Trump got called out.

ONE OF US ! ONE OF US !

is this your production machine? If yes, dont type random commands until you know exactly what they are.

I know it’s Linux and you can try many things as you want, but unless you are very experienced, dont do it on your main laptop.

It is pretty difficult because you can do things like installing new enviroments or try out different hacks for free. If you really want to tinker, do it on a 2nd laptop or just in Virtual Machine.

Not from UK and also not a student, but imo this is more a school problem than the students. The teachers just do not understand how to cope with AI. With open note exam and traditional exam style questions, I would be an idiot if I do use AI.

they probably already bought too many of Boeing planes before these accidents happened. So what are they gonna do, put a bunch of Boeing planes in the back room and use Airbus? Still when i fly, I avoid Boeing like a plague. The problem is there are very limited Airbus flights for my route.

yeh years ago, to get Linux working you might need an older computer because the kernels did not catch up yet. Nowadays, I can just buy any new computer and can be sure that 90% of my devices will work with it.

The only problem now is modern standby. Intel and AMD kept fucking up standby mode on laptops.

Wasnt a Republican controlled house propose the one who propose the 22nd ammendment? So after FDR won the 3rd term?

It’s laughable now how a Republicunt President would want to go around this.

At first, I thought it was 3 point 521 percent because we use “comma” for decimal points and “period” for thousand separators.

Nvm it is over 3000 percents !! Might as try 9999 % and make a meme out of it.

FFS which world lines are we on?

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the simplest answer would be: just try them all by yourself and see which one fits. Try only the popular ones btw, otherwise you’d have a hard time finding supports.

Word of advice: dont mind the aesthetics, but pay attention to stuff like package managers / packages and community. Here is what I meant:

• Unless you have special flavor from a distro like XFCE from Manjaro, any Linux distro can be made pretty. I can have Debian 12 on one computer and something like Arch on another, and I can still make both look exactly the same. So dont choose a distro just because it looks pretty, you can do that with any of them.

• Packages and package managers are so important, those are how you get software on Linux. Debian has a lot of softwares in its repos. Arch’s main repos do not have as much, but its AUR repos allow a lot of softwares to be installed.

Do you like apt, the manager for Ubuntu/Debian? Or do you prefer dnf, the manager for Fedora and RHEL? Package managers are more of a style really. I like Fedora’s dnf but Arch’s pacman is way faster.

• Community is also important. You dont want to pick a distro where only a handful of ppl use it. It would be very difficult to get supports. Ubuntu / Mint / Debians are so popular that you can get answers from any forum.