Everyone? I drive a Tesla sometimes because my sister’s leased Tesla is blocking my car in. Also she leased it before Musk was commonly known as a buffoon.

Do software keyboards not use the QWERTY layout? Why are we calling hardware keyboards on a phone a QWERTY phone?!

Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had the dumb thought that if you and your friends are imprisoned, you’d ask the warden to “let’s out!”

Ask and ye shall receive

https://files.catbox.moe/9dfc5y.mp4

There used to be a thing in KDE where you could execute actions and macros based on window titles, but it’s since been removed. I’ve had to recreate this behavior with a shell script, here’s a modified version you can use if you use Xorg:

#!/bin/bash

xprop -spy -root _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW | grep --line-buffered -o '0[xX][a-zA-Z0-9]\{7\}' |
while read -r id; do
    class="`xprop -id $id WM_CLASS 2> /dev/null | grep Viber`"
    if [ -n "$class" ]; then
        if xprop -id "$id" | grep -q 'WM_NAME(STRING) = "Viber Window Name"'; then
            echo "key alt+f4" | xdotool -
            # wait for the window to be closed
            xprop -spy -id $id > /dev/null 2>&1
            fi
    fi
done

The first Viber is is looking for the Viber in the application name, replace “Viber Window Name” with the actual window title you want to be closed. If you don’t use Xorg, you’ll have to find a replacement for both xprop and xdotool.

Every question has been answered, pack it up boys.

There isn’t an already functioning and somewhat successful political party to buy and then claim he invented politics.

Google keeps a secret un-enshittified version of their search engine for anybody to use. Instructions here: https://tenbluelinks.org/

They right click every time, I’ve seen it.

Do it. I know which OS will run fine on 8G of RAM and which one won’t.

I didn’t know we had cameras when she was young, I don’t recognize her. I thought this was ai Paris Hilton or something.

They surprisingly have high safety ratings. There is a trunk, it even opens like a standard truck, it’s just not very big. The frame doesn’t get crushed, but the car is very light and I’m sure the force of an impact can still cause a lot of damage, or of course the car is more easily pushed into places it shouldn’t go in a crash because it’s so light.

I guess I’d start by unblocking instagram in my hosts file lol

Most Americans aren’t like me, but I love my Smart car. I got into it late, I thought the cars were really goofy and stupid when they hit the scene. It’s now my favorite car of all that I’ve owned, including my previous Porsche Boxter S. The Smart car was $6k used, it costs a little over $20 to fill up with gas, the 6 gallon tank takes just under a minute. It’s still a manual which I love and it’s so easy to drive. There is no extended hood so you never worry about scraping things when turning. The turning radius is insane by the way; the wheels turn to almost 90 degrees. I only need 1.5 lanes to make a U-turn and the power steering and clutch is very light. It also goes plenty fast which I was concerned about, I don’t feel scared driving on the highway in it at all. It really doesn’t feel small when you’re in it until you look behind and remember that the car just ends as far as your arm can reach. Smarts are made by Mercedes so they’re good quality. It’s a shame they were discontinued in the US, but I’m not surprised at all.

That’s how this school shit goes, zero tolerance really means zero critical thought. You were involved in a fight? That’s school violence!

I always tell my personal story when this comes up. In high school I was beefing with my friend over some stupid shit. One day he put me in a headlock and started to fight me. With a free hand I reached up (very big guy btw, I was very small) and grabbed his glasses off his face and squeaked out to let go of me or I’d jam it into his eye. He spun me around and tried to knee me in the nuts (luckily missed) and then yelled at me. We both got suspended for fighting when all I did was get beat up by the guy.

See you in hell, Bongoballs.

Literally malware tactics from the year 2000.

I remember reading that there’s at least one place in the US where the book of laws is copyrighted and not available anywhere. You have to buy it. I want to say in Georgia somewhere.

Well said.

The updater for the open-source editor Notepad++ has installed malware on WINDOWS PCs. The Linux ecosystem doesn’t allow for this kind of network attack because of signing.