The best solution, imho. Been around for a long time and so notorious it got removed for DMCA violations on github and gitlab so it had to move to a service outside US copyright cabal jurisdictions.
Yep, covering up the Epstein files is gonna end up in a full blown war to attempt to distract people from them.
Master Shake with the pistachio blast to make the Big Bad walk over and slip on.
Please let's stop letting the Republicans frame every piece of language and every conversation with how they define things. You're letting them dictate reality when you do that and change your language to placate them. By bending to their definitions you're essentially proving to others that their definitions are somehow correct, and allowing them to continue to frame the narrative. You're giving them power over the conversation. Please can we stop doing that and letting their abuse of language control how we speak? It's deeply clear from the context of the rest of my comment that it is not a Republican framing. They don't believe in words or use them responsibly so trying to route around their chicanery doesn't actually do anything except let them frame the argument.
Further, it's a fucking comment on the internet. I'm not a journalist, I am allowed to have bad grammar. Fucking grammar police over here. If that's really all you have to contribute to the conversation: how about you just don't instead?
I feel like this headline is misleading because I don't think there is a way to convince privacy experts this is a good idea.
Like, the entire idea is antithetical to privacy experts understanding of the issue. You aren't going to get them to suddenly turn tail and go "gosh you're right, I wasn't thinking of the children!"
I think that's generally agreed and no one seems entirely sure why catfriend1 chooses to do it this way.
I just remember the original SteamDeck Killswitch case had the kickstand connect with a magnet, and the magnet was fucking with the ball-bearings in the internal fans and harming the longevity of the system fans for the SteamDeck and after they had already released it they had to completely redesign it with a physical latch instead of a magnet.
I mean that seems like such an obvious and short-sighted thing that they failed to even consider.
There's a few different ways for you to probe for info on your USB devices:
lsusb - lists pretty much everything usb related, including root hubs on your motherboard
For a more readable lsusb output you can lsusb -v | grep -E '\<(Bus|iProduct|bDeviceClass|bDeviceProtocol)' 2>/dev/null in my experience it can be helpful to slap a sudo on the beginning as well because sometimes certain devices can't be polled without root privileges.
usb-devices - similar to lsusb but produces much more detailed (but less human readable) information
find /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb*/ -name dev - produces a list of where the system saves information on usb devices. Each of the listed folders will hold a lot of files with a wealth of information on each usb device, but be very careful and do not edit these files.
You can also do this to see what the system is doing in the background and then try plugging and unplugging devices from the offending usb ports:
watch "dmesg | tail -20"
You'll at least be able to see if the system is registering anything at all when trying to use those ports, or if it's as though the system doesn't see them at all.
I have a similar issue on my Lenovo ThinkBook but the ports don't work in any OS despite being enabled in the UEFI. I still haven't figured out what is wrong with them, but it seems they may just be toast. Thankfully the USB-C ports still work and I can just connect a hub to one of those.
A teddy is a specific style of lingerie in the style you described above.
a full body kinda one-piece one 🩱 thing?
Well, as OP mentioned, and others have speculated in the official syncthing forums, apparently catfriend1 did a repository reset where they wiped everything and started over something like three times last year. So that's still a possibility. I'm going to wait until more information comes out or until catfriend1 doesn't come back after a month or two before I start worrying about the future of the project. Worth finding anyone who had backed up the most recent version of the repository though, just in case.
It wasn't worth it at all. The ACA was the legislation that defined the entire Democrat platform this millennium. Even when it was watered down from what we had hoped (Fuck you, Joe Leiberman), it still was far better than nothing. Personally, the ACA keeps me alive. It massively expanded access to health insurance, especially for the poorest who now could get healthcare without as much worry about it impacting their finances. Letting these subsidies die is essentially letting the ACA die, it's just one more step to repealing it entirely to be replaced with nothing at all, because we know the reason the Republicans won't show us what their healthcare plans are because they don't exist or are so fucking evil that they don't want to share them until they've already rammed them through.
The DNC has fucking ruined the party by focusing far more on their own personal power within the system rather than helping people. Pro-tip, kneeling in kente cloths was never going to stop black Americans from being mindlessly murdered by a largely white supremacist police force. Doing nothing about the police, and in fact giving them more funding is part and parcel to why we see so many police departments not just not protecting their citizens from ICE, but actively helping ICE terrorize their communities. Thanks, Biden, handing those cops a shitload more money really worked out, huh?
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There's a list on my desk.
There is no list.
It's a Democrat hoax.
Only Democrats are on the Democrat hoax list.
Also Megyn Kelly for some reason "15 is like barely legal so it's not as bad ackshually"
Like I just don't even know what to say anymore. We really are living in clown world. It's insane that anyone trusts a word out of the mouth if this administration on anything at all.