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But Charlie Kirk did. Just in a very roundabout way.

Duck dot com email proxies are free. Just read the tos to see how private it is.

This is why we put /home on a separate partition for reuse on new installs. It saves your users' files. Your steam, WM, Firefox config, even document files are already basically portable between installs.

And in those files, we may as well put a bash script that does your pacman/apt/dnf/emerge/yay for the everything. This could be easy like with Gentoo or a PITA like with Debian to just scrape from the system right before migration.

Firefox is weird when you hop between distros. Some distros use the LTS (long term stable) version, others use the normal Stable branch... Does Debian still maintain an IceWeasel fork of Firefox? This means you may want to manually copy a folder to a backup location to manually slot it in after the distro-hop. Either way, you want to download a popular privacy-focused user.js file from Github ;)

All I'm hearing is "it was too expensive and doesn't have enough paying customers, so we shelved it."

I already have.

Sometimes the crack triggers a malware scanner. This is normal. But to be safe, you should disable network access at the application firewall until you know what it tries to contact.

A veces, el crack activa el escáner de malware. Esto es normal. Pero para mayor seguridad, deberías deshabilitar el acceso a la red en el firewall de la aplicación hasta que sepas con qué intenta conectarse.

Depends. Is the microwave still usable after? I need one, and I'll thank you for playing catch with it.

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Okay, did the researcher patch it? Or just throw shade at a hobbyist project?

Yeah, that doesn't always work well. And let me be clear - the AUR isn't the only place NPM is creeping in as an unneeded dependency.

If you find a quote of a Western Billionaire saying something similar, are you going to post an image of them, cite them as a "comrade", and get mad when this sub calls you on it?

I'm noticing the way that last year's expenses get covered by this year's revenue. Maybe they'll try for some deal around that, and expect the bubble to last forever?