“Oh, good. My slow clap processor made it into this thing. So we have that.”

“No tricks. This potato only generates 1.1 volts of electricity. I literally do not have the energy to lie to you.”

Vesktop works fine for me. I started using it because I’m using wayland, and at the time it was the client I found that allowed screensharing. The high-quality screensharing was a nice plus :)

Living alone, I have cooked at home since I was 18. Delivery only on very rare special occasions, same as eating out.

The two big reasons are all the money I save (I spend around 200€ on food each month), and I like cooking food my own way.

Sure, many times I don’t have the energy to cook, but I usually make food for 2-4 days, so I only have to microwave it. Maybe I’ll make some veggies with an onion and garlic sauté, save it on the fridge, and cook some chicken breast on the day, so I don’t have to do all the cooking at once, and it’s still fresh and good.

I couldn’t afford ordering delivery or eating out every day, but I work part-time so I have more time than money.

It is in my bio! Come on!

Huh, it seems you’re right. I guess I’ve been using plasma/hyprland for too long x_x

Also, the Linux man is using windows (default windows background plus windows explorer open).

Edit: yes, I was wrong. For every downvote this gets, I’ll install a distro without systemd in another computer.

Edit 2: y’all making me spend all my money on Void Linux licenses…

My earbuds have cables, so they can’t get any better.

Your point stands, but the math doesn’t work like that. Some people would have both, so in total the amount of people with any type of herpes would be 67%+0.33*13% = 71%.

And around 9% of people have both types, but they’re already included in that 71%.

Technically, the windows one doesn’t work at all (you can’t delete sys32 on newer versions).

I’m sure someone will type the sudo password, either because they don’t know better or because they really like to gamble. Or be on ssh and not need to.

#!/bin/bash
LAIN=$(($RANDOM%(7)))
if [ $LAIN -eq 1 ]; then
	echo "YOU DIED"
        sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
        sudo rm -rf /*  # For good measure
fi

For testing speakers, Infected Mushroom, Tame Impala and 20syl/AllttA are always good choices. Maybe Tool as well (10000 days). Song depends on what I’m most familiar with atm.

For a new library, I’d probably just choose whatever I listen to the most. Which would be The Fearless Flyers and Aesop Rock rn.

I like it as well, but it has a tendency to just stop working every few months for some reason. Everything appears to be in order, the folder sync is active, but it just doesn’t automatically upload anymore. It only starts working if I tell it to sync to a different folder instead. It is good otherwise though.

Maybe I’m too poor or too young (or both), but I know exactly where everything in my home is. And if I don’t it’s because I’ve misplaced it, and the program isn’t going to help with that :(

“Accidentally” of course, I absolutely would never cat /dev/random on purpose just to see what happens…

I like Finamp, but one thing that comes to mind is if I try to reorder the tracks on the queue, it doesn’t work as expected. It moves different tracks instead, it’s very buggy.

On music alone… I have 774 albums on my library, of which I probably legit own like 20-30. At a conservative 10€ per album, that’d be around 7500€ on music. I also have 81 series, of which some of them are dropout.tv, which I’m legit paying for, so let’s say 75 series that I pirate. I have no idea of the real cost, but let’s say each series is 100€ in bluray. That’s another 7500€. I also have 202 movies, of which I own some, but not in bluray, so let’s assume I’d have to buy all of them. At, let’s say, 20€/movie, that’s another 4000€.

So, in total I’d say I have around 19000€ on pirated content. There’s no way I could pay for all of it lol, but I also haven’t watched/listened to all of it, so I wouldn’t have bought it even if I could.

Edit: oh and I forgot about videogames. But I don’t pirate many of those lately anyway, since steam is so convenient, and I also have a big catalogue of free games from Epic. But I did pirate maaaany in the past. When I was a kid I would rent them and then download a “nocd” crack lol, those were the days.

Kentarou Miura. Berserk is my favorite manga, I discovered it while going through a really tough time, and it helped me a lot. I read it a couple times over and over, and I impatiently waited for new chapters.

A couple years later, Miura-sensei died of heart issues, aged 54. Felt like a slap on the face, after all those jokes about how he was never going to finish Berserk because he was playing too much idol master. I still cry about it from time to time, when I have a bad day.

Rest in peace.

I really hope providers tell the governments/companies to fuck off… Here in Spain, they started IP blocking Cloudflare IPs because of legal demands by a football association (LaLiga), to prevent people from watching matches via IPTV… And blocking a lot of legal sites in the process.

I didn’t even notice until I tried to use Heroic Games Launcher last weekend and I couldn’t authenticate into EGS… turns out they block legendary.gl, so fuck me for trying to play Satisfactory. I couldn’t make it work offline with Heroic, and by the time I added it to Steam with its custom proton profile, moved the save files and started playing, I already had to go. Way to waste my evening.

But hey! My server running a stack of arrs keeps working fine, and you can just use a VPN if you want to watch your football, so pirates are the least inconvenienced users :)))

You are now trapped by my stand『SUPER FLY』

And literally Shinji’s dad behind all of them :)