Aganim

Don't forget deporting Musk back to South Africa while you are at it.

I'll admit, it took way too long to get this one, I missed the title of the picture. Well played. 😁

He was acting a bit weird right after though, do you think he may have gotten autism from all the lead in his shot?

Fight, as in that promised cage fight against Zuckerberg that he slithered his way out of?

Don't worry, that condition is easily cured with a P90 and a few pounds of C4.

Thanks, hadn't heard that one before. Good to know, (without context at least) I'd definitely wouldn't have recognised it as a slur. Doesn't help that 'troon' happens to be the Dutch word for 'throne'. 😋

I'd recommend searching for other sources to corroborate that story. A website selling Faraday bags telling you that you really need a Faraday bag is hardly a reliable source.

I can tell from experience that doesn't work. Fortunately, because I'd be heartbroken if a little critter like that showed up, knowing I'd have to live on the streets from that point on as I can't be in the same house as a cat. 😞

Debian was a horrible choice actually, my laptop's WiFi card didn't have a kernel driver available at the time. Tracking down the correct one was an interesting journey by itself, getting it compiled and loaded was another. In my 20 years of Linux experience I've compiled my fair share of drivers from source, but this thing was a complete disaster and simply refused to work.

I even tried Ubuntu (still feel dirty about that one): also no support out of the box.

So I needed a rolling release, as kernel support would drop fairly soon. Being downstream from Arch I reckoned any major issues will be worked out in Manjaro before hitting their release.

So far I'm actually quite happy with it, my only gripe is the stability of Pamac. The frontend tends to hang during updates from time to time or require a manual database update to show available updates again.

And of course the issue with packages not building anymore, until you clear the build cache. The (bi-) weekly reboots because of kernel updates are annoying, but something I can live with.

Meanwhile:

My W11 Pro PC: I'll wait installing my monthly updates until you give me the okay. And I'll wait for the reboot until you say so.

My Manjaro laptop: sorry, I couldn't build package X. Go f*ck yourself while I provide you with no information on how to fix this.

*A manual build cache clear later*: all good! But now perform our weekly reboot.

It's ironic, but these days Windows updates actually give me less issues AND require less reboots than Manjaro. 😞

Don't leave out tachycardia, the sole reason I can't take any stimulants.😞

I miss the focus and mental calm lisdexamfetamine gave me. Not having a storm of thoughts in my head was such a nice state to be in.

If they are using their ISP's DNS server they probably don't even need to use DoH or DoT, just switching to a independent DNS server is often enough. But yeah, otherwise using an encrypted DNS connection should also fix this.