No rocket without cross is blessed

Thankfully, the DSM-V and ICD-11 remove mutual exclusivity of capitalism and authoritarianism as studies show link between both. Subsequent research has shown high comorbidity of the two.

/shitpost

I wondered how the hell it managed to fool LIDAR, well…

The stunt was meant to demonstrate the shortcomings of relying entirely on cameras — rather than the LIDAR and radar systems used by brands and autonomous vehicle makers other than Tesla.

They even have Android app. I mean, a server app.
Anyway, they still seem to paywall some things.

It still helps with localization on websites so that I get better results (for me).

But also, my ISP’s IPs have such awesome reputation that in certain places I get less Captchas on Mullvad. For example on Google in incognito or reset browser.

Plus it still helps privacy-wise. ISP doesn’t know what I connect to, destination doesn’t know my (ISP’s) IP.

The only thing I don’t use VPN for is, ironically, torrents. The only stuff I torrent is legal, and it’s faster this way.

My mind is corrupted, too much 196. I am a straight guy, but when I hear thighs I think of femboys first 💀.

How do you deal with (potential) bullying and abuse of kids by staff?

This car is clearly built to be single-use though.

Depends for whom.

I got a 2-in-1 ThinkPad L390 Yoga, and for me, that’s absolutely awesome. But the S10+ weights only 571g, this ThinkPad is 1.54kg. I personally don’t mind the weight though.
And the keyboard is already built in. It kinda sounds like you’re basically searching for a laptop.

Originally, I thought I wouldn’t even use the touchscreen, I only took it as I heard that the yoga version has better display colors, but oh wow does it make sense on a portable device. Something like viewing a map makes far more sense, it’s also better for scrolling and in KDE Plasma I also have gestures for nicer window switching.
And I can also just use it as a full on tablet if I flip the keyboard around.

Never have I thought I’d want laptop with a touchscreen, but now I don’t want one without it.

Downvote this to demonstrate. You can also enable upvote % in user settings.

Based on previous post, OP is 24.

Fuck it, this is Lemmy, let me cite the sources.

My sister Lena (14F) sent me (24F) these […]

From: https://lemmy.ml/post/27274526

You don’t even need to fuck around with Debian chroot/proot. Termux also has an X11 repo. I run XFCE in it, works well. There’s less programs available though, but Firefox is there.

Your title is missing s in news.

Welcome.

Don’t blindly copy-paste commands from the web (on any OS).

If someone gives you commands check the man page to figure what it actually does.
Let’s say some prankster gives you a command to “free up wasted disk space”: sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

sudo let’s you execute commands as root (similar to “run as Administrator” on Windows), so let’s skip to rm

man rm let’s you view the manual, though you can also use the internet. There’s also info pages, but I always just get confused by those.

To quit press q. Now let’s see what the stuff does. -rf are 2 short options which could also be written as -r and -f. Though confusingly some commands use single hyphen for long options too…

Anyway, let’s search for it. Slash searches forward, question mark backwards. n goes to next find, N to previous.
On top you see

NAME
       rm - remove files or directories

SYNOPSIS
       rm [OPTION]... [FILE]...

So you know rm removes stuff. There’s also a description below I haven’t copied which also states directories (folders) aren’t deleted by default.
Let’s search for -r using / -r (3 spaces before option so it doesn’t match “-r” elsewhere in text)

-r, -R, --recursive
              remove directories and their contents recursively

Well, if we had -R or --recursive the 3 spaces would break it, but anyway… So now you know this option let’s you delete directories and their contents including sub-directories.
Next let’s try / -f

Pattern not found  (press RETURN)

So either it’s not indented with 3 spaces like the -R, OR it’s somewhere above. ? -f finds it above

-f, --force
              ignore nonexistent files and arguments, never prompt

So this will just keep going regardless of errors. / --no-preserve-root

--no-preserve-root
              do not treat '/' specially

Because /, the target file/directory in the above example, is the root of the filesystem, there’s probably no good reason to attempt removing it. This wasn’t always the case, but it was added later, in 2006 it seems.

I specifically chose this command because it’s an often-used joke, but it could be worse, like executing some malware, etc…
Basically, by blindly copy-pasting commands, you let someone, most likely a stranger, use your computer for you. And they may not always have good intentions.

Same goes for running random scripts/programs, but I guess those already look scary enough by default.

Could also be from Czech or Slovak, though you’d probably only use it for others, not yourself.

Hmm, I haven’t even noticed that display, just the top thing. What is that?

My only use case would be selling it.

Happy: the prequel

The first digit is clearly a 2.

Just an hour? We here on SDF used to have around a week of random downtime each time with older versions.

I must bring bad luck. Like half the time it failed a minute or two after I logged in…