loudWaterEnjoyer

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Where can I get what you are having?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

How do you consume those ears and what do I have to look out for if I want some product that you could consider good

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

aRe YoU tElLiNg Me StEvE jObS wAs A sAlEs GuY¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Safe yourself some time and use virtualmin if you want to host mail yourself.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Why am I comparing apples to organges?

I can relate but these top jobs are best suited for guys from sales coz they know how to talk and play with words.

I asked you according to this statement, if you want to tell me, that Steve Jobs was a sales guy.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Its insane to promote paying services over pirating like this in a piracy forum. Kids what went wrong? Why are you like this?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Don’t listen to the trolls please, you have to think long term, how will you grow in the next 2 to 5 (or even 10) years, because without a doubt you will grow and have a learning curve which alters the way you will use your machine. There are tons and tons of solutions and people pitching it from their Linux ricer power user perspective.

Don’t make yourself regret and/or spent countless hours switching back and forth, solving issues, looking through help articles, etc etc

I know it’s hard but trust me, you literally cannot make a good choice now with your current state. Just install Ubuntu and get a hang of it, use it, do your stuff you want to do and when you are comfortable with Ubuntu, then throw that piece of junk in the trash and switch to Debian Stable - no, not SID, no you won’t miss out on all the cool bleeding edge AUR packages.

When you take this path I described you will grow with the system and you will be able to make the decision based on your needs, wants and use cases. Trust me or suffer, I am sorry new guy.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Fuck war, I resign, let me leave or put bullet into this sign immediately. I don’t have time for this nonsense.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

I have a love for good looking men

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Power

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Don’t forget Max Power, the coolest name ever.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

You are on to something. Why doesn’t mainstream media talk about this?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Dont fall for bait guys

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Matrix works great, I am in multiple rooms including some with 1983, 1356 or 1120 people

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

You need some kind of help or something?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

What is snitchcoin?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

That’s a bit harsh

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Can you screenshare with wayland?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

lol

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

lol third picture is best

loudWaterEnjoyer , 4 months ago

Yo my man it’s actually “my two cents” but don’t worry keep on (to the) rock king!

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

SPRICH

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

There is an Open Source Edition

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

N64 is the correct answer buddy

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

OK boomer

(Please block me shitheads)

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

The 3-2-1 rule can aid in the backup process. It states that there should be at least 3 copies of the data, stored on 2 different types of storage media, and one copy should be kept offsite, in a remote location (this can include cloud storage). 2 or more different media should be used to eliminate data loss due to similar reasons (for example, optical discs may tolerate being underwater while LTO tapes may not, and SSDs cannot fail due to head crashes or damaged spindle motors since they do not have any moving parts, unlike hard drives). An offsite copy protects against fire, theft of physical media (such as tapes or discs) and natural disasters like floods and earthquakes. Physically protected hard drives are an alternative to an offsite copy, but they have limitations like only being able to resist fire for a limited period of time, so an offsite copy still remains as the ideal choice.

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loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

Survivorship bias

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago)

I wouldn’t set the platform as scope but instead peer to peer technology. Looking at that scale there are quite some people being sued. Also being sued in that regard is a case of over protection because you really don’t want to be sued, not even once.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

You can’t guarantee that there won’t be a lawyer logging in, writing down your IP

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

It happened, that P2P users have been sued because lawyers were getting into the share and wrote down the IPs of the other user.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

You should change your scope then and stop looking only at the platform but at the technology, because it is the point of breach.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

I would like to know where you exactly are

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

Holup

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

It could be desktop

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

There is no notification bar on the screenshot so there is no real indicator for it being a mobile screenshot.

Back then when I still worked at a radio station, the technician would always have one monitor with a similar orientation.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

Yes it’s easier to read and display lists with this orientation. So the radio technician would have the music and jingle list open like that

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

It does indeed not load via TOR

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

It’s a great guide, thank you for sharing. No clue why everyone thinks Gentoo is a wrong choice for the job.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

Nothing is ever unlimited. I once rented a server with unlimited storage, so I fork bombed it and basically used the unlimited storage. Turned out, they added storage to my account when I reached 75% of my storage. Turned out, they kinda paid me to stop.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

Yes they shut down the product shortly afterwards.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 6 months ago

How are you not using GNU stack with your Linux kernel?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

The only thing embarrassing here is you, honestly

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

Whats with JC141?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

Have you considered using JC141?

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

Survivor ship bias

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

WiHD

loudWaterEnjoyer , 7 months ago

6 people using XDCC haha

loudWaterEnjoyer , 5 months ago

How???