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BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Here's an alternative news source: "Linux Mint team wants users to upgrade, may enforce some" from gHacks (clear net only)
Anyway, I don't like where Mint is going, and here's why: in this blog post, the Mint developers said they may enforce some users to update.
In some cases the Update Manager will be able to remind you to apply updates. In a few of them it might even insist.
So I feel like that it's all downhill from there for Mint. I mean, Mint also had systemdestroy since Mint 16 "Petra", stopped supporting 32-bit processors since Mint 20 "Ulyana", and it's probably also bloated, given it's based on Ubuntu. The LTS version, but still.
burnerben wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in by alltimelow
Why can't we just have decent politicians.
Rambler wrote (edited )
Reply to by alltimelow
Loopholes like this don't really exist. No, "Woops, you're right. Looks like they forgot to cross their T's and dot their I's... right this way Sir... I mean, Mr. President."
Biden will get 25th'ed, we'll have Kamala until 2024, then we'll see. That's my take.
boobs wrote
they had a huge anus gaping xss, lmao.
Wahaha OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by smartypants in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
..but what about the other decades inbetween the 20s and the 70s?
smartypants wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
goes down to the 1920s
20s? then
1920s - Metropolis
is my answer
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
If this won't make Gab users leave this platform, I don't know what will. I mean, they have already gave their data to Goolag reCRAPTCHA, and of course, the developers won't bother with fixes (clear net only). It looks like Goolag reCRAPTCHA isn't there, but I might be wrong. Gab is also Clownflared, which is a privacy issue (clear net only), so even if the privacy policy (clear net only) said anything about storing user data, Clownflare will store it anyway.
Rambler OP wrote
So, I never received an email from Gab nor does their website disclose a hack.
If private data was comprised, then fuck Gab for failing to notify users of this breech.
Also, the title is just copied from the article. Anytime i've logged in its just Bible quotes and Trump clips. If thats "far right" then, well, I don't know.
hideyourlies moderator wrote
Reply to comment by BasedPatriot in Inb4 wave of busts / indictments due to Brave Browser. by spc50
You would be very suprised how some people aren't very safe when purchasing such goods. Especially if they aren't very technical or want to learn about TOR.
If Brave offers it some people will opt to use it thinking it's 'safe'.
Wahaha OP wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
How far down can you go the list? It's supposed to got all the way down to the 1920s, but most people will run out of movies they know earlier.
Wahaha OP wrote
Reply to comment by smartypants in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
Hm... maybe it helps to know that the list only goes down to the 1920s, so you already got half the set. Also, I'm interested in how people would answer this with incomplete information, so not having enough data points is so that everyone's answers can be different. Just go with the first thing that comes to mind.
Rambler wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
You said:
(It has nothing to do with Science Fiction.)
I ignored that and went with SciFi, haha.
smartypants wrote (edited )
Reply to Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
Not enough data points.
And I am a person who subscribed to five different filmmaking,cinematographer,producer,SFX magazines and a few exotic underground film quarterlies for 25 years.
I looked for letters , vowel patterns, us soil release date months, box office takes, runtimes, amount of CGI, etc.
Not enough datapoints for me. And as a logician, i disregard 1960s and 1960s as possible empty sets in the above puzzle, and possible red herrings, though in most IQ oriented test corpus questions, the blanks are meant to not be null sets (WISC-R Full Scale, WISC-IV extended, Stanford-Binet, WPPSI-III, etc). Null sets as part of a puzzle are not considered valid in a open ended answer, and only used in multiple choice answers.
Wahaha OP wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
Interesting choices. Which was the common thread you saw that led you to them?
Mrwarmind wrote
Reply to Nico's Words of Wisdom by Wahaha
In other words: the lgbt and feminists
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Reply to Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
I don't know how I would complete this, but let's see how GPT-2 would:
1970s — Star Wars
1966 — Superman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Star Wars
1966 — Star Wars
1966 — Superman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Superman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
1966 — Batman
...not what I expected, really. Maybe GPT-3 would do better, but come on, I don't want to join the private beta just for this.
Rambler wrote
Reply to Without further context, how would you continue the following list? And what do you think the common thread is? by Wahaha
1960s - 2001: A Space Odyssey ?
1950s - Godzilla?
smartypants wrote
Reply to TweetNaCl.js - JavaScript crypto library by nobody
very good find. i implemented some of these features in the past in javascript, just some. So this is of interest to me.
thanks
Wahaha OP wrote
Reply to comment by spc50 in Normal day in Japan by Wahaha
Mostly to get attention. There are maid restaurants, but the girls working there will only wear the dress inside. The girls wearing stuff like that outside are most likely doing cosplay. Which means to dress up as someone and maybe have strangers take pictures of you.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by smartypants in Best resources to learn more about Arch? by Rambler
You can have that future and I'll take my future without the bloat that is systemd. It's the Linux way. Everyone can do what they want.
nobody wrote
Reply to dmenu: Your own Custom Script Menus! by Wahaha
Thanks for sharing!
Wahaha OP wrote
Reply to comment by Kalchaya in Permaraped by Wahaha
There's a different perspective and that is that girls are basically like dogs. Some call them perpetual children. What it means is that they need someone that keeps them in check: a man.
It's not a coincidence that women are never responsible for anything under feminism and that it's always the nearest guy they blame. There's actually some truth to that.
You might want to read the manual for some insights into this perspective: https://ramble.pw/f/4chan/2621/manual-to-women
awdrifter wrote
Reply to My concert list from usenet : I love the fast Hatsune Miku songs like "The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku", but its only played outside Japan, because its too fast for the Japanese as proven in all concert footage. by smartypants
Wow, interesting. While it's not my favorite Vocaloid song, I quite like it. Hopefully they'll play it in Japan some day.
awdrifter OP wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in Is there a browser that can ignore SSL error? by awdrifter
Thanks for the info. I guess I'll keep using my phone for those threads for now.
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Reply to comment by burnerben in by alltimelow
I don't think we can have decent politicians in this "democracy".