My my how the turntables

If a bad actor like a hacker manages to get a copy of it, the sensitive stuff will be encrypted.

You know doctors offices are still one of the main users of facsimile transmission, right?

I just want to use my player of choice, and play a locally hosted file. I don’t want to deal with the visual compression artifacts or choppy sound that comes with streaming through a poorly coded player, I’d rather run a full bitrate file through VLC on my own rig that’s tied into my surround sound system in peace.

Eh maybe it’s a moisture thing, where locking in the moisture saturates them in their own funk? Cause yeah I’m with ya, I usually buy the mesh bags and they’ll keep until they start gaining sentience.

I actually just had my first bag of potatoes go bad on me, while others have lasted months. What is the deal with plastic packaging in this situation?

Bingo. Same goes for pretty much any show from the 90s and beyond that didn’t get an HD remaster. It’s the same quality with older shows on any legit streaming service.

Anyone can setup a honeypot with the right knowledge and resources. The kicker is to go about it in such a way to attract users and not tip anyone off of ill intent.

What hardware are you running your truenas setup on? I have an old computer that I’ve had freenas on that finally died.

I actually never got around to buying a pixel to give it a go. I might pick up an 8 once the price drops more.

Shit, that game was fun to pass the time, but never once did it inspire me to enlist.

Oh wow duh, thanks lol

O&G?

I’m actually pretty curious to see how the FCC moves forward after Chevron, and I’m hoping Rosenworcel wipes the floor with them

Especially at the prices the bill comes out to be. I had a day years ago where my car was in the shop, so I used one of them to get lunch. A $10 sandwich ended up costing me $30, and some people do this every day. Fuck avocado toast (which is delicious), this is why people are broke.

I feel like at this point, all these lawsuits are for show.

Better yet, launch it in a VM with an antivirus

Ok bud.

Huh? All I was saying was that someone who’s brand new to Linux is going to be up to their eyeballs in their new system to barely comprehend the very concept of an init system, especially on the more polished, user friendly distro that do a good job of keeping those mechanisms under the hood.

Not very keen on sarcasm, are we?