Tell me how much you need!
More.
Tell me how much you need!
More.
Uptime: 9 days, 13 hours, 36 mins
I’ve been using Vesktop since forever. They have had it working already for a looooong time.
Reputable blackhat hackers often use an online portal where they show proof.
Lesser known ransomware gangs are definitely known to try and double dip though.
To add to this;
Playing modern Windows games on Linux and SteamOS is done using Wine and Proton. Wine is available on almost every Linux distro and Proton comes* with Steam.
*You can use Proton outside of Steam but it’s quite hacky and not really needed.
Yeah I don’t see any need for desktop use, except for making a Steam console under your TV.
You can use Steam with Proton on whatever distro you want.
Considering we live in a conflicted world where capitalism has ruined everything, I’d say donate a few thousand of it around, but also save it and just make the right choices on what you buy:
So many people don’t realize that every time they buy something in a store, they are casting a little capitalistic vote. We have to speak the language of what these evil sons of bitches speak, money. So I think for individuals, it mostly starts with us.
That’s too much of a generalization. Propaganda is far more specific.
I have around 10 “linux extract tar archive” online searches last year alone.
So just clone a git and delete the .git folder? Seems pretty useless to me.
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It’s very annoying to self-update without a separate updater (Especially on Windows).
Another reason would be that it’s good to have some functionality separated, like authentication and mod installation.
Wasn’t .world the only one where an admin decided to go on a rampage?
You can do something like this:
TERM=xterm-256color ssh user@host
You could also install or copy over the term files or something. I can’t recall. But it’s the same as getting kitty to work which has more information online.
I don’t mind paying. Except if it’s evilcorp. Which it is.
Good point, but it doesn’t have a natural sounding translation in my language, although I do use “as far as I know”.
Dear {{ user.first_name }}, We would like to personally thank you for registering at {{ brand.name }}! Regards, {{ employee.name }}