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A lot of YouTubers seem to have recently claimed that their landlords are anonymous corporations with no clear individual proclaimed as owner or responsible party.
A lot of YouTubers seem to have recently claimed that their landlords are anonymous corporations with no clear individual proclaimed as owner or responsible party.
I’m not alarmed. You’re alarmed.
Yeah, anti-cheat and the Ubisoft launcher have been the only consistent obstacles. protondb.com is a fantastic resource, though.
I’m not a fan of LoL, so I can’t say from personal experience, but it looks like PlayOnLinux claims to support it. Hope you find your joy!
No judgement for your choices, but just so you know, it’s basically no work for the majority of games.
Plus it puts on a Santa hat around Christmas.
Raising Skinny Elephants Is Utterly Boring … Or so I’ve heard.
I mean, possibly.
This is an interesting interpretation of “achievable.”
Nerd.
I like you.
With self hosted email and at least Proton Mail (and probably other paid solutions), you can set up a “catch all” address. With that, any non existing email gets redirected to one; for me, I have spam@domain.com so, while myname@domain.com goes to my inbox, thisaddressisinvalid@domain.com and, I don’t know, walmart@domain.com both go to spam@domain.com. I don’t need an individual entry for every alias and I can specifically block any address that’s particularly spammy or compromised.
I hear that you can have a similar setup with something called SimpleLogin, but I’ve never tried that.
Alongside many of the useful comments here, I’d like to add one great thing about installing Linux on a new computer: you can’t accidentally anything on the new computer! There’s presumably no data to be lost, you can even install Linux without ever booting into the Windows environment. If you don’t have it connected to your network, there’s nearly no risk; even if you do, that risk is minimal. I always feel a distinct comfort imaging a system that’s never been used.
As for the how, others have covered it, but just identify your distribution of choice (Fedora and Linux Mint are great starters), download the ISO from their website, plug a thumb drive into any running system, and download a USB imaging tool. Balena Etcher is a popular one and the one I use, but many others are available and popular as well if you have a preference.
While I very strongly agree with your message, I have to say that this is one of the least fitting usernames I’ve ever seen.
No, you’d have to remove Windows. Much more enjoyable!
For the first half of the first sentence of your post, I thought you were taking about Neuralink.
It should always have been opt-in, not opt-out. I remember ranting about it to my girlfriend at the time. I don’t think she cared.
If all you need is to restore read permissions, you could use symbolic rather than octal:
chmod -R a+r $DIR
If you don’t want to grant read permissions to everyone you can replace the a
with whichever applies of ugo
for user, group or other.
Right. I don’t think they and I are in disagreement - just trying to help expand their statement. Thanks!
Virtual drives also have a fun and relevant prefix!
I’m sure you know this, but to to supplement your comment for future readers, UUIDs are also a good solution for partitions.
In the days of old when knights were bold and toilet paper wasn’t invented, they’d wipe their ass with a piece of grass and walk away contented.