Do you want to risk it when you’re a father and want your kids to grow up with a dad? Or do you want to risk a stray bullet hitting a neighbor? Or do you want to just get arrested and probably released at some point with a really good case against the government that didn’t uphold the constitution?
I mean, you can weigh the pros and the cons yourself.
You don’t really have the right to shoot anybody. (Depends on the state) But then you’d be accused of shooting a federal officer. Do you realy want that?
I just use the virtual machine manager. I think it works great.
I was using Linux when I was in school from 2000-2008. Used Linux for a while during the Windows Vista period then switched to Windows 7 and eventually Windows 10. But I always had a dual-boot scenario on my PC. Now with Win 11, I didn’t want that malware on my system. Plus now Steam and Proton can allow me to play my games like it was nothing so I went full Linux. Never been happier. Kubuntu is working awesome for me. Though I might switch to Endeavour OS at some point. I’m not sure yet. I’m so used to Debian, I don’t know if I want to learn a whole new software management system.
Right now I’m running Win 10 through QEMU/KVM to run printing software to print photos properly on my fancy Canon inkjet printer. I can’t for the life of me find a software that will print borderless 4"x6" photos properly. Or even just print images on paper!
I’m using Kubuntu 24.04 btw.
See? That’s why Satya Nadella doesn’t care about Windows. Soon nobody will be able to afford a PC anyways.
Yeah it wasn’t mandatory back in the s10 days years ago. But times have changed.
I have a Samsung phone and it is mandatory to have a Samsung account to use it.
Just don’t bring it. Bring a digital pocket camera instead to document stuff.
Nowadays, you can’t use a mobile phone without signing in to some Google service or Apple. It’s mandatory. Giving them access to every data you own.
That’s awesome news!
Dang. You called me out on my bullshit.
Let’s put it all on a Funkwhale server.
Just have it open in your home router configuration to forward traffic somewhere.
Or you can have an SSH server running on a small VM and you can route traffic there and watch the logs. Like a honeypot type of thing.