How is it many on the right do not understand the concept of correlation and causation and that both may exist independently or concurrently? I guess denying science in order to pedal conspiracy theories based on ignorance may have something to do with it.
Excellent /s. Institutionally racist and misogynist UK police get to decide who is allowed to protest - what and where. Why do failing governments reach for the authoritarian handbook? Because they are cowtowed to special interest groups and their own self interest and couldn’t care less about the people that elected them. The myth of so-called democracy. Protest has produced some of the most beneficial change - Suffragettes / votes for women anyone? Lack of protest is the path to a fascist state. Exactly where the powerful / wealthy want to be - no change, or ability to change, suits them just fine.
How long before the, now normalised, sending in of the national guard, is used to stop anyone / everyone from stealing (yes, /s) the next election from taco?
Is there a reason UEFI Secure Boot with custom keys can’t be used?
How is this better than a hypervisor OS running multiple VM’s?
Lib Dems consider honouring their manifesto commitment to not introduce tuition fees. /s
Well done. And only 200,000 innocent people had to die. /s
Instead of click bait headlines, let’s try realism: “USA to pay 25% import tax on goods from India”.
waypipe -c lz4=9 ssh <remotr-IP> env QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland-egl <remote-program-path [args]>
There’s something to be said for natural selection.
Courtesy of LLM:
Could be the 2003 Disney movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl? Not black & white though.
It’s spoken by Captain Hector Barbossa (played by Geoffrey Rush) to Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) during a tense moment on the island. The full exchange is:
Barbossa: “You’re a cruel one, Jack Sparrow. You’ve doomed us all!”
Jack Sparrow: “Not all of us.”
(Elizabeth then shoots Barbossa with a pistol.)
Barbossa: “I had to shoot you, darling. It’s nothing personal. You’re just the only person I’ve ever met who is as evil as I am.”
Could be the 1940 pirate film “The Sea Hawk”, starring Errol Flynn and Claude Rains.
In one scene, the villainous Captain Thorpe (played by Claude Rains) says to the protagonist, Geoffrey Thorpe (Errol Flynn), something along the lines of:
“I had to save you—you’re the only man I’ve ever met who’s as big a scoundrel as I am!”
Another possibility is “Captain Blood” (1935), also starring Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone, where rival pirates exchange similar banter.
Other options are:
I raise your facial recognition with biometric gait analysis. Covering your face doesn’t hack it. https://www.biometricsinstitute.org/types-of-biometrics-gait/
And now Fusk is entering the arms market. Insider trading anyone?
Wake me up when the first board member is actually in prison.
This.
RedNote is touted as an alternative.
From a terminal window: man update-crypto-policies or just search for an explanation in your browser.
Been running 43 server and workstation for a few weeks. No significant issues. YMMV.