[johnny silverhand noises intensifies]

There will be such a thing that arises as a “grey net” I think. Not the dark web, but also not mainstream internet.

TIL DARPANet wasn’t a government funded project… \s

See, this is why I like Linux Mint. I’ve gotten lazy in my old age and just want things to function.

I’m actually using Monaspace Neon from Microsoft of all things. Before that it was Deja Vu Sans Mono

As a programmer, I’m disappointed there isn’t a monospace variant.

My crowbar of justice is ready to be liberally applied

I’m ignorant enough that I didn’t realize this wasn’t actually happening until I read the comments. My networking knowledge is piss poor haha.

Welcome to the second-to-last stage of capitalism.

That website isn’t one to judge. I opened it up and there’s huge ad overlay immediately lol.

Any Splinter Cell after Chaos Theory

Also,

Assassin’s Creed: Revelations

followed by Assassin’s Creed: Unity

followed by Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate

May he have a very kamikazi drone find out

Putin has already requested that Chuck Schumer write a strongly worded letter on his behalf.

Chromebooks and Apple products hitting EoL for sure.

Thanks for the kek

[laughs in rdp from another machine]

I had one of the original netbooks (Asus EEEPC) back in the mid 2000s and I absolutely loved that thing. It was really great for bopping around college and travelling and such and had a killer battery life of like 8 or 10 hours or something like that. I used to run Win 7 dual booted with Ubuntu

It works on so many levels because there is a non-trivial amount of Linux elitists who are just as insufferable as Katy Perry!

1000 people is statistically shit.

That would require me to abandon half of my Steam library and pay an additional cost for games I already can play. My device is on Windows 11 so I am not worried about security updates, more so the Recall “feature” and AI training.