From a security standpoint, yes they can be broken out of, just like a docker or a virtual machine , but they use bubblewrap to isolate environments just like flatpaks. Malicious content aside they are just as isolated and sandboxed as a docker image or vm

I’m still burnt about this. I’ve been a subscriber since they started Linux support. Cancelling it last week sucked but I definitely let them know why during the process. It did a great job managing cp2077 mods on Linux.

Yes, it has different wine instances for each installed application, it uses a flatpak style separation to prevent them from accessing each other.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/ice-border-patrol-less-lethal-weapons-protesters/

The article was mistaken, they refer to it as non-lethal rounds. Even DHS itself refers to them as less lethal. There is a difference between less lethal and non-lethal.

Found it! Fourth paragraph.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Māui_(Māori_mythology)

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You should look into the death of the demigod Maui (from Moana). If you want to draw something strange, that would definitely fit the bill.

Oh yeah, I was agreeing with you. Sorry if it didn’t come across that way. Just sick of the way things are and how out of control we are to affect things. Our elections belong to other governments now and psyop manipulation of the citizens who are still allowed to vote.

Israel, Russia, and China do that in every one of our elections. The problem is that they’re always trying to get the most disruptive candidate installed to weaken the US. Legitimate countries always take the stance of “we don’t want to get involved with yada yada”

A handful of countries are willing to put Trumps in charge and no one else is willing to stop them or put someone more friendly to the rest of the world in charge. Our elections are influenced on social media by Russia, economically influenced by China, and candidates are paid for by AIPAC and a south African billionaire. Our elections are as much the will of the people as the direction of the wind is, and we have just as much influence over each.

“AI almost there… I said it’s… Almost there. People down here say I’m crazy, but I don’t care. Trials and tribulations, you’ll have your share. There ain’t nothing gonna stop it now, AI is… almost there.” - definitely not Anika Noni Rose

Surprised he didn’t wait until the 6th. Seems to be his favorite day to attempt to change a country’s leadership.

:s/GNOME/KDE/g

One small change and we could be twins. My Debian server also runs Proxmox though, that’s where I distrohop. In VMs.

Super effective, I tried both of these on a couple of domains I have and the amount of hits they get vs how long crawlers stay in them is insane. I use the AI robot.txt file and if they ignore it will spend hours scraping randomized nonsense text from unlimited internal links. I’m sure large legit ai companies have protection, but I get a lot of traffic from Africa and Asia in particular. Not sure if it’s the source or a VPN, but I just look at the geos and tend not to dig deep.

Kyle Hill has an amazing video on how…

https://youtu.be/vC2mlCtuJiU

This American Life did a segment on AJ. I had no idea how f’ed up he was just generally as a person. This was before the divorce and custody trial when he claimed his whole persona is an act, but it made me think it wasn’t. He truly is just that much of an asshole with no relation with reality .

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/670/beware-the-jabberwock

If you’re confused about why he would do this, their highest campaign contributor will help explain.

https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/hakeem-jeffries/summary?cid=N00033640

https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/henry-cuellar/summary?cid=N00024978

Stop going to reddit? It takes away their influence if no one goes to their shitty subreddits. If they have no one to mod, they’re not modding anything or anyone.

It’s difficult to judge Fulnecky’s situation without knowing the full facts and internal operations within her psychology course, Shibley explained, which is an example of how difficult things can get when politics become involved in the academic process.

Best quote from the article. Honestly it seems like the professor and the student are both way overreacting and more concerned about politics than what each other is even saying. She said an idea was demonic he accused her of calling half the population demonic. He said she missed 1 of the 3 criteria and to 0 out of 25, she blew up and emailed the governor in response to her grade.

This is one of those cases that’ll end up at the SCOTUS and they’ll rule on something only vaguely related to force Bibles to be used in all academic papers.

And so are their enablers. Monkey see, monkey do.

Surely the leopards won’t eat my face…

Have the day you both enabled and voted for.