No Murder.

No Rape.

No Pollution.

Install the LibRedirect extension and fiddle a bit with the settings to automatically redirect to privacy respecting alternatives away from ad heavy sites.

Trickle-down biscuitnomics 😋

Well, they produced Oxenfree 2 which was a welcome sequel that I enjoyed. But other than that, I didn’t really hear about anything else from them.

I second this. Add some red wiggler worms. They will quickly digest it into usable castings for plant food.

To be fair. I get where they’re coming from. Some people simply don’t want to take the time to learn the Linux command line nor learn how to utilize the tool, balena etcher.

That said, if one says “Is there a way to simply install a Linux OS”, I usually assume said person has at least a passing familiarity with burning an ISO as that is the bare minimum knowledge for starting the Linux installation process.

Hence my assumption that they were familiar with said tools when they asked the question.

I meant a workstation OS. Or any Linux OS that’s not locked to a corporate account and probably filled with spyware.

Yes, though I have not tried to utilize this:

https://github.com/Quill-OS/quill

I don’t even understand the first sentence of these instructions. “Mount the device” followed by a bunch of seemingly random letters and characters. Mount it on what? What do I do with these?

These instructions require a very basic understanding of the Linux command line and file system. As does installing a Linux OS without a GUI helper.

The Kobo EReader is already a Linux machine.

As far as bypassing the sign up, here are my quick notes on how to do so step by step.

1. Buy a Kobo EReader.

2. Hack the EReader so you don’t have to sign up with Walmart.

3. Install Calibre on your PC.

4. Install Kobo Driver Extension for Calibre.

5. Use a VPN (I prefer Mullvad), and go to your favorite Book piracy website for epubs.

6. Download epub books.

7. Connect Kobo device to your PC via USB.

8. Use Calibre to upload epub books to Kobo.

9. Disconnect Kobo from PC.

10. Profit.

The animation is incredibly stiff. Same poor quality animation from the recent Batman series as well. It’s painful to see.

Professionally. I’ve been teaching myself Web Dev for the past 4 years and have actually worked at a small start up briefly, but want to work at a small/medium size company at some point.

I can’t afford to go back to school, but am familiar with the classic CS curriculum, in part thanks to the resources listed on that website you referenced. Thank you for that.

It’s just taking me a long time as while I have a college degree, I have never had a strong background in mathematics, let alone the discrete mathematics generally required by most robust CS curriculum.

That said, I have a great support structure, with many mentors and a solid local and online community. I’ve even hung out with a few Linux kernel devs, who have graciously given me various pieces of advice on how to proceed learning the basics.

This TCP/IP book is sort of a detour, as I don’t see myself utilizing the concepts directly (save for a bit of packet analysis), but I’ve noticed web developers, at least at the Jr level, tend to only have a surface level knowledge of how HTTP fits into the broader TCP/IP model, and I’d rather that not be the case for myself.

Thanks again for that resource. I’ve yet to dive deep into a lot of the books on that site, but it’s been in my bookmarks for a while now, and I definitely will be getting around to inspecting them more deeply in the near future.

Been slowly making my way through the TCP/IP Guide. Some of it is pretty outdated, but it’s helping me understand a bit more how the Internet works as I continue to teach myself computer science fundamentals and web development.

I recently listened to a review of the film on the Pod Damn America podcast which expressed somewhat similar sentiments.

I was surprised by the generally poor reviews coming out after hearing this review which praised it for portraying a more sober and somber depiction of mental illness than what audiences had expected.

I have yet to see either the original or this sequel, but I’ll admit the more favorable reviews of this sequel make me want to set aside a few hours to give them some attention.

Let’s not mince words. Brett Kavanaugh is first and foremost, before anything else, a Rapist, who happens to be a supreme court justice. Not the other way around.

Librewolf and Duckduckgo Lite.

If they can keep the ball rolling with solid storytelling, I’m willing to give any show six seasons and a movie’s worth of my attention. Any more than that and you’re just getting greedy.

That said, I will say the chances of a show getting stale, losing talent, or somehow jumping the shark in some other way gets higher the longer it’s around, so I understand your trepidation.

Your quadriceps are the largest muscles in your body (the second largest being your lattisimus dorsi). That’s why squats are often considered to be the most effective exercise you can do for weight loss and muscle building.

It’s understandable that working the largest muscles in your body would cause you to potentially sweat more profusely than working your other muscles, though the amount you sweat is the result of a myriad of factors like genetics and overall health.

You’re welcome! I hope you enjoy it.

And yes , lol, given that the two titles of the podcasts are differentiated by a sole character, I can see how that could be confusing. 😅

That said, I’m subbing to this now. Thanks! 🙂

I am just looking forward to season 2 next year.

Yes DDG Bangs are a great fast way of getting around the web. Works really well with LibRedirect. Here’s a Full List of DDG Bangs.