CyberSyndicalist [none/use name]

if you don’t mind me asking, how did you become a technical writer?

I’ve used Veracrypt when I’ve needed something portable with windows and linux. Been a few years so might be better options now.

He lives inside Kim’s body controlling him with wires

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If you want something easier to manage you can use Parabolic which is a graphical interface for yt-dlp that you can install as a flatpak.

call it SUES. SUSE won’t be able to complain since they are so hung up on it being pronounced SU-SAY.

support should drop when we hit the sweat spot where the energy saving from running modern RISC devices over old CISC outweighs the energy cost of manufacturing replacements.

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Can’t speak to the specific sites that you use but I’ve personally found firefox user agent spoofing results in almost every site that didn’t work on firefox suddenly magically working if they think you are on chrome.

I guess mileage varies here because flatpaks have always just worked for me. I only use flatseal to revoke excessive permissions.

Fuck tankies, Khrushchev should have nuked Hungary

don’t have to drag ur ass to a store

Debian was planning on dropping 32 bit support and Steam is still a 32 bit application so valve freaked out.

Who has a bike lock in NYC? famously you can trust to find your bike where you left it in NYC.

2004: non-IT person loses the cable that came with their device, has to harass IT/their tech friend to even know what type of cable they are missing, goes to a store and pays a massive mark up for a cable that is not functionally better than a cheap one but the brick and mortar stores do not stock any cheap ones. Next year they will upgrade some component or another and need to buy an adapter for the cable that will also have heinous markup. A year after that they upgrade the component on the otherside of the cable and this time have to throw the cable and adapter in a box of loose cables.

2024: non-IT person loses their device cable, shrugs and plugs in their phone charger cable… it works and is 4 times faster than the lost one, it will serve until the new one arrives they just ordered from a “top 11 usb -c cables to buy in 2024 list” they found on the first page of google, they could of got a better deal if they asked you but it’s still a good enough cable and cost 1/4 of an aux cable in 2004. they still have a box of random cables in their cupboard but they didn’t need to dig through it, they know what usb-c looks like from handling their phone 18 hours a day.