This is true on one hand, but on the other hand, the businesses still using Ubuntu 10.04 with its original kernel would like a word.

Duh fuq.

I wonder how many people would give their social that easily.

Have you heard of adblocking?

Honestly good on them for keeping the spirit alive for just about everyone who isn’t a direct competitor of theirs.

Let them make some money to continue to fund it. They even invalidated all sponsorships because of the license change.

Unless you personally were willing to fund whatever they make on their integration, then this is an ok play in my book.

Corporate executives love using the word pause to allow the possibility for a resume. It also makes it not a failure since it never finishes negatively: it is paused.

It’s word gymnastics.

I still hope as part of the antitrust ruling, they rip chrome from Google and undo this crap.

I’ve had good luck with uBlock Lite.

(Yes I could swap browsers but nah).

And if self hosting bitwarden seems tough, look at vaultwarden instead. It’s a one-container all in one bitwarden-compatible container.

There’s another free video editor called shotcut. Give it a try, works great.

What? I have winco down the block… I’ll check for it next time I’m there.

Edit: confirmed not at our WinCo

Thankfully we can federate bot posts to make that easier :P

I live in the USA and can confirm never seeing this before.

Though I’d try it tbh

What is the data used to freeze your credit? Why couldn’t a bad actor with your SSN unfreeze it?

Edit: I just froze with the big 3 credit agencies. It took name, address, phone number, email, SSN, birthday.

So all the stuff that leaks. Why do people think this provides security if a bad actor has the same data to unfreeze?

It’s a bit odd, but isn’t it equivalent to forking and putting up a fork elsewhere?

I guess I don’t see the problem.

Normally I would say view the man page (as a command). Though for some reason when making the thinnest distro possible, the OS team at my job got rid of man.

Wtf man.

I had one of the SanDisk flash drives that had some launcher thing on it and I had a password for some reason on it.

In high school, a classmate tried to guess it, 3 times and I lost everything on it forever, since it stupidly locked forever after 3 tries.

I had software projects from back then that I can never get back… including a web browser. I could have had the next Firefox…

If you’re out there, Liz: I’ll never forgive that.