NutWrench

I have NEVER uninstalled “Deus Ex.”

Being able to use my magical talking rock to talk to people on the other side of the planet.

Trump (more likely Miller) is trying to start a war with Venezuela to seize their oil. By randomly killing fisherman and getting Americans in Venezuela killed as “spies” it lets him have his “Remember the Maine” moment.

While the CIA has no problems farking with countries all over the world, we usually only find out about those operations long after they are are over. In other words, the CIA has never had a moron for a boss, who puts their lives in danger by telling the whole world what they’re up to.

Either Trump really is that stupid or he just made that up because he thinks it’s a cool flex.

Tampermonkey (Firefox extension) has a Youtube Tools script that still works for downloading.

Windows already has a rootkit on your computer. It’s called Microsoft CoPilot and Recall. Giving up things that hurt you shouldn’t be hard, when there are far better alternatives to Windows and EA.

Congratulations! If you feel you need further tip on safe driving habits I would start with

• Assume that everyone else on the road is a total maniac who doesn’t know what they’re doing.
• Don’t drive faster than is safe for current road conditions (rain, ice, fog)
• If you see a bunch of car taillights light up ahead of you, slow down! There’s a reason why they’re all doing that.
• Check out youtube videos like, “Idiots in cars.” There are plenty of examples there of what NOT to do. :)

The 5-layer burrito is delicious and it’s only $5. It’s a bargain, even with the extra meat option.

I’ve had 3 different graphics cards since 2009.

I have an nVidia RTX 3060, running on a desktop I built back in 2009. I’m running Linux Mint with the KDE Plasma desktop with no problems. All the Steam I bought on Windows, run with no problems under Linux.

Any non-Steam games, like Giants: Citizen Kabuto or Deus Ex (1) run on Wine under the default settings with no problems.

I think adopting Proton was the smartest thing Valve ever did. They are going to capture 90% of gamers switching from Windows to Linux.

I’ve been using SearX for over a year now. https://priv.au/

It returns old-school, unranked results. It currently has at least 50 Instances you can choose from. https://searx.space/

China did NOT create a mosquito sized drone. They DID however create this awesome starship!

Seriously, how long are we going do the bi-monthly “China invents world changing technology” headline? These aren’t even good lies.

UPC product labels, tied to your “rewards” number. And then, the list is printed on your receipt.

That list is then shared with “interested third parties” and any concerns about your privacy is buried several pages downstream in the usage agreement for using the rewards card.

One person’s “scraping” is another person’s plagiarism.

I never said they were. That’s socialism not communism. And when I think of socialism, I think exactly of Scandinavian countries, not Soviet-era Russia.

It’s about understanding the difference between the dictionary definitions of “communism” and “capitalism” and how they are actually practiced in the real life.

One of them is a system where the super rich hoard all the wealth and use the news media they own to keep the poor and middle classes fighting with each other while they, the rich, run off with all the f*cking money.

And the other one is a system where the super rich hoard all the wealth and use the news media they own to keep the poor and middle classes fighting with each other while they, the rich, run off with all the f*cking money.

“But wait a minute,” you ask. “Aren’t those the same thing” Yeah. Congratulations. You GOT it.

Will there be an alternative to StreetComplete? An Apps that lets you contribute to CoMaps instead of Organic Maps?

edit n/m. I found out that StreetComplete contributes to OpenStreetMaps.

Another vote for Linux Mint. Many Linux distros are available on bootable USBs, so you can try out Linux without messing with your Windows installation at all.

The other nice thing about Linux is that there are several Live versions you can try out on your computer without making any changes to your Windows installation.

This also lets you see if check and see if Linux fully supports your hardware (just in case you have a weird network or audio card). If the Live version of Linux works, the installed version will, as well.

Most installers let you set up a dual boot on the same hard drive, too.