OMG Lisp alien!

SMB is weird, do you have the option to run NFS on the share instead? Since NFS is made for Unix systems, it’s what I’ve always gone for.

They didn’t. The rootkit just does not run on mac, they disable it entirely for that client.

On a more serious note - check your local laws. My contract said I’m not allowed to have pets, but where I live you cannot deny your tenants that right, so that part is void. A lot of neighbors also have pets, so it’s very much fine.

Studied languages at a university in Sweden, using only libre programs, except for one group assignment where we used Google docs. Nothing terribly interesting (computer-wise). Everything worked. Professors wanted .docx files, which LibreOffice happily exported. If I was so inclined, nothing would’ve stopped me from using something like OpenBSD, or hell, even Haiku would probably work.

Maybe try Qwant?

Ah, that makes sense! I’m not too familiar with Catholicism, thus my ignorance.

Upvote for Latin, but why is it dative case? I would write it as “urbs et orbis”, but I haven’t studied a lot of Latin, so I may be missing something :)

Two trucks, having sex

Menstrual clown nudity is an interesting and unusual combination of words.

The reason these aren’t ticked is that most people don’t tick them, so you’re sending websites more data than you would otherwise, and websites don’t have to respect these requests at all.

I like Reaper, and there are tons of others, but they are different DAWs ofc. What I’m saying is that there are tons of alternatives if you want to learn another program.

Holy shit Minecraft Steve!

Witch cooperatives would be pretty rad, though :D

Favored is a strong word here imho. Very few people want Biden, it seems to me. Also, in a leftist community, I’d hope the choice between a neoliberal and a fascist would be obvious. I hate neoliberalism as much as the next socialist, but I shudder at the thought of the impact Trump with project 2025 in hand would have on the world.

Adorable!

It’s quite obvious that it’s very different to use it as a verb and as a noun to refer to someone.

I think this is why it’s helpful to think of it, not as a ‘why’, but as a ‘how’. There are tons of things about our bodies that do not make sense, but which hasn’t killed us enough to not spread. These can still have an effect on us, and that’s what’s interesting to me.

Trying to get a reason out of evolution can be useful sometimes, when we actually want to know what lead to a trait becoming common, but for most things, especially concerning humans, the ‘how’ is so much more interesting, because we can actually get concrete answers to that.