Windows XP and 7 would like a word

Windows 11 having the prettiest UI?

No, just no.

That seems like 17 strikes too many.

Being forced to use Whatsapp on a personal phone isn’t a privacy issue to you?

Noone asking for it?

What about film/tv studio heads?

They sure seem to be asking for it, in more ways than one…

General rule about sales:

Unless you have considered buying the thing before the sale, or have a clear use for the thing, you won’t save anything by buying it.

Also, black friday sales have been massive for a long time now, and it is now common to have manufacturers make dedicated, lower quality goods specifically for sale in on black friday.

Pop the bubble! Pop the bubble! Pop the bubble! Pop the bubble!

I remember the cat I grew up with, she was amazing, hated being in your lap, but liked being nearby, she would join us on walks, but when her territory ended she would stop and meow loudly at us, seriously, we could hear her a block away… She was caring, if you were crying, she would lie down next to you and purr like crazy, we had a pool when I grew up, and when we dipped our heads under the water she grew very concerned, she would pace the edge and meow.

She was also an avid hunter, catching plenty of fieldfares, mice and even the tail of a squirrel…

She lived a long life, and as we remodeled our house at the time, there was always something new to explore.

It is also why I spelt Kyiv as Kiev as I doubt Trump would make the effort to remember the proper name, also as a nod to his potential Russian connections.

No worries, shit happens, have a lovely day!

The delivery of the letter is all that matters, I can think of a few interesting methods

I am not the guy you replied to, I am the guy calling out arrogance for not using AV

This is exactly my point

Hehe, yeah, I was a bit worried about how to separate them in the quote in a realistic way, and I just could not believe that Trump would bother remembering the name Volodymyr, he would just default to a name he knows very well.

The reason that Linux systems are less prone to malware is twofold, historically Linux users have been more technical, but foremost due to it’s lower marketshare of desktop users, giving malware devs a lower return on their time writing software.

This is changing rapidly now, less technically skilled people are switching to Linux and more are running it on their desktops.

This makes for a more interesting target meaning more time is devoted to writing malware for Linux.

So, a good AV should now be used ahead of the incoming malware wave, ignoring it and suggesting that other’s do the same is arrogant.

He just wanted to install NetBSD on it…

Yeah, that arrogance will hit you sooner or later.

As the popularity of Linux increases, so will the malware situation worsen.

“You know, this guy — Vladimir, whatever his name is — total disaster! Total disaster! He’s in Ukraine, causing all kinds of problems, and frankly, he’s been very disrespectful. Very disrespectful!”

“We gave them a beautiful deal — beautiful! We delivered Putin’s peace plan right to Kiev, hand-delivered, like Amazon Prime, and what do we get? Nothing! Just whining, complaining, fake accusations — the usual nonsense!”

“If they had just said yes — just said yes! — we’d have peace, we’d have stability, and quite frankly, I’d be getting the Nobel Peace Prize. Everybody knows it. Everybody!”

My imagined quotes from a possible Trump rant about the situation.

I have tried several variants of julmust, including the Nygårda aged versions, and I miss the coffee aftertaste of Zeunerts Julmust

This all depends on the pricepoint, is it sold at half price to that of an average modern computer, then it is a great argument for people on a budget