Interesting. it’d be even better if everything didn’t use discord as a wiki that can’t be indexed.

No matter the fixes I see, I just can’t help but wonder why the base software can’t just be better?

Not sure what’s so special about yocto.

I’ve written thousand+ line scripts in cmdline too lmao.

But you’re right I kinda do hate power shell.

If we’re talking about real operating systems I love them all.

Fish zsh bsh all good.

Honestly haven’t met a shell I didn’t like.

Wait I don’t understand. Did they cancel https? How about ftp? Ssh?

Or are they requiring some half baked bullshit in a browser to catch the lowest common denominator?

The Democratic party is terrified of that dude. Primary all of them.

Apt is a massive and reliable package manager. Im not very surprised. However I am surprised no one is specifying LMDE

https://shop.hak5.org/products/shark-jack technically runs openwrt.

SoC: 580MHz MediaTek MT7628 mips CPU


Memory: 64 MB DDR2 RAM, 64 MB SPI Flash

I do a fair amount of pentesting and I’m on mobile, so I’ll just list software.

Trufflehog & nosey parker (both kinda suck, but there’s nothing better)

Subfinder

Nuclei

Credmaster

To name a few.

I’m certainly not going to correct him

It basically means that systemd allows you to make a call to SYSTEM() using a specific command to wake the PC from hibernation, that way you can install updates in your script and then issue your sleep or shutdown command.

Unless I’m missing something

I fucking hate discord. Hope they ruin it.

I didn’t get the choice when my easily fooled parents decided it was a good idea.

We tried the ‘delete your 23 and me data’ but who the fuck knows if that works.

Now some corpos own my DNA probably.

Thanks mom.

Aw buddy.

Go look at the free software called autopsy

Who are you and what have you done with my grandson?

DD if= of=?

Privacy.sexy works great…

I’d assume you are missing a log source.

Not my problem what you use.

Try it or don’t

I don’t mind LMDE, but opensuse really has came into its own with kde6