Ublock never worked on Android without root.

Okay good. I won’t set up the GoFundMe for your therapy!

We watched that when it came out on VHS I think. Definitely not a movie for a pair of 8/9 year olds.

Though the only saving grace is that we were too young to understand what was going on.

I was probably 11 or 12 when we got it on VHS. My sister was 9 or 10. We were huge Swarzenegger fans and were used to him being the good guy. Twins and Kindergarten Cop were rewatched multiple times. T2 was our first R rated movie. We didn’t watch Terminator prior, though my parents did as it had been on TV (broadcast tv, censored) and they were eager to see it too.

Anyway, after it finished, I chased my sister around the house pointing my finger at her which freaked her out and got me yelled at. Fun times

She also played John Connor’s foster Mom in Terminator 2. Blade arm right through his foster Dad and the milk carton!

I saw it when I was in college. Not sure if I knew what breasts were for in second grade. I either feel jealous or sorry for you.

I am not sure which.

Catholic High School Girls in Trouble!

It was made by the folks behind Airplane and Hot Shots. The humor is very much unrefined though. It might be worth a rewatch now that you’re older.

Kind of like watching Shrek as an adult, you get the second set of jokes.

That color… How pale he was. Mom used to buy frozen burritos at the time. I felt uncomfortable eating them for months…

Hello, this is Doctor Klahn. I’m not home right now. Leave a message, when you hear the beep. You have our gratitude. <GONG>

Gentoo: you compile your mother from source, and then give birth to yourself.

The lies started on day one and kept on going. My grandmother was a narcissist and a pathological liar. Trump reminds me of her quite a bit…

I read about the free edition, I will have to look into that. Thanks!

I ran it about 5 years ago. A friend had trouble getting the Nvidia closed source drivers installed so I spun up an install to get it done. I was able to figure it out. There was an error message that either she didn’t spot or maybe didn’t find a resolution too.

I do like Gentoo primarily because I am a troubleshooter at heart, I just don’t always have the time to deal with a broken system anymore.

I do get tempted to run it on bare metal from time to time. The last time I tried to install it in VirtualBox, it didn’t work out unfortunately.

I think that you misspelled Hannah Montana Linux?

(I just Googled KISS Linux. I tip my fedora, but I hope that you’re compiling everything from source!)

I had never installed Linux before. Back in 2006 my old college roommate told me that he was reading about it. I used Solaris Spark workstations back in college, but never ran Linux before. My other roommate ran Slackware which looked cool but I never looked into it. Anyway I had recently built a custom PC and I was trying to avoid paying the windows tax, and was growing tired of having to reinstall the cracked version I was using of “corporate windows xp” so I pulled up the installation guide, printed it out, and proceeded to install the stage 1 tarball.

It definitely was a trial by fire. I learned a tremendous amount, and I don’t regret any of it.

I even was playing WoW under Cedega.

I did eventually pick up a copy of Windows XP to run in parallels for Linux, and unfortunately, had to give it up for Windows XP as the main os due to Blizzard banning people who were playing Linux at the time.

I miss it sometimes, but I don’t have the free time to properly maintain an install of Gentoo.

I usually run Linux Mint on my VMs and test bench hardware however because it just works.

I ran Arch briefly but my conclusion was that if I wanted Ck and bl torture, I would just main Gentoo again.

Only masochists run Arch.

I run Gentoo BTW.

If a smile and blushing is suggestive to you, I suggest that you never leave your house. Too many temptations out there my guy.

And if a bra and shorts qualifies as “mostly naked” then I suggest that you don’t leave your house between the months of May and October.

I see your other reply below, so I don’t know if this is before or after the other one (which is an honest take).

Where do you draw the line?

The platform has its own governance.
Personally, I feel like social media at work is inappropriate.

If you’re watching the Summer Olympics, and only watch the events where they’re scantily clad (and commonly underage), maybe not watch that at work either.

As far as the tag? If it’s not showing nipples, isn’t sexual in nature, or suggestive, I personally don’t see why it should unless you go back and puritanically apply the tag anything anyone could be offended. And at that point - what do we have left?

Look, I can’t control what people define as sexual. It is possible to block communities. Tailor it to fit your preferences. Heck why not make a second profile that is specific to when you’re not at work? And one that blocks out all but the news and wholesome content for work?

I don’t see why this should be a one-fits-all process. We’re trying that out right now, with the supreme court. (Assuming that you live in the US)

Terraria is a much better game in a group, even just another player that knows what’s going on. Otherwise it’s completely confusing and I didn’t enjoy it until you played with someone else.

Minecraft suffers from the same problem, plus development hell. Mods greatly improve the game in my opinion, but without people to play with it is rather boring. I like building but I don’t build on a grand scale. I love creative mode and gathering resources to fuel the creativity of others.

Vanilla is a lot better now, but it still lacks a lot of depth. They have done a lot of work on the nether.

It’s a lot better in a group setting. I love building and having a “frat house” of sorts.

That being said, while Vanilla is a lot better than it used to be, it’s much better with mods, but they tend to break the game eventually.

Solution: Don’t look at Lemmy at work.

I don’t look at Facebook, use Google for non-work needs, and I don’t use social media.

I check my email but honestly I shouldn’t even do that.

I work in IT. They can see everything you type, everything on your screen, and can silently record video and audio. It’s not your computer, it’s theirs, and they are completely within their rights under the law.