The big difference is that with torrents you also upload data to other peers, which is what fucks you copyright-wise.

Also remember kids, if you’re not in the US throw those DMCA claims in the trash

Yeah, I imagine to younger folks it feels like what usenet felt like to me when I was their age. Mystical land of unknown loot, if you know how to get there

It is for like 350 days a year yeah. Eating take out food in front of the TV/PC doesn’t count? There’s someone else sharing their experience of Brits just “eating” those liquid protein shakes every day, that seems pretty close too. Of course, cultures are not homogeneous, and you can find Italians that drink protein shakes and Norwegians that are really into cooking high-quality ingredients for others. I’m not sure if you were picturing a country where everyone eats pills or what

Sure, I never said it doesn’t. Just that it is not a centerpiece of the culture. The fact that Americans have a big Thanksgiving dinner once a year isn’t comparable to the approach that the French/Italian/Greek/most Asian cultures have towards food on a daily basis

There’s several mentioned in this thread. Among them, Scandinavian countries, England and the US, and I don’t disagree

For many cultures food is just nutrition, something that you have to do. This doesn’t mean you can’t appreciate good food or that your traditional recipes are bad, just that it’s not the same as cultures where there is a lot of importance on both the food and the context of consuming it with others

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Once upon a time, wizards pondered their orbs and created technological solutions to satisfy their intellect and quest for progress.

Everything changed when the dollar nation attacked, seizing the orbs and enslaving them to profit.

Ah you’re right, my bad. I automatically install oh-my-zsh so I forget how much functionality is bundled into it. Edited

zsh does this with oh-my-zsh, as well as many other “extra” completions

Also if you have a fast internet connection, check out https://netboot.xyz/

Afaik the maintainer(s) have provided a reasonable explanation and cleared up the reproducible builds part

Just use the appropriate command for the hash type, i.e. sha256sum <filename> (iirc, might be wrong, man is your friend)

Get bufo’d

whoasked.tiff

How are you storing the DVDs? Bit rot is unavoidable, but optical media should be much more resilient to it compared to magnetic and flash storage (~100 vs ~10 years)

Depends on both what the adblocker responds and how a given program handles failures.

Pi-Hole and similar adblockers can pretend that the domain is on the device itself (A 127.0.0.1), is an invalid IP (A 0.0.0.0) or that the domain doesn’t exist at all (NXDOMAIN). Each one has its own implications, with the latter (usually the default afaik) being the most likely to have software generate a hard error and give up.

Yeah I’m definitely making an X account to see that

If the firmware is vulnerable, it’s only a matter of time before it gets breached again.

If you already want to experiment with pfSense/OPNSense, you could place it between your router and the ISP’s and just inspect the traffic. You don’t even need to pass traffic through it, you just need a single interface in promiscuous mode connected to the same network segment (switch)