So, like spotube? Does it also use the same download mechanisms in the background?

The sign on the outside says “Entry ^” and the sign on the inside says “Exit ^”

Challenge countries? LMAO, no. Maybe one of them, some particularly daft cunt, might delude himself into saying or doing some shit that attracts the attention of some state actor, and then either “kill himself” or just “pass away”.

Serious state actors can point a districts worth of people into the sole interest of murder. Most of these people don’t even know what they’re doing or why. Just entire machinery solely for killing one dude, and this dude doesn’t even have a nuke or two to launch if things go sideways? Training exercise. More likely it’s going to be their own government.

Sure, but without actually knowing what kind of hardware the servers are running, what kind of software too, and what their service backend looks like we can’t say whether it is going to be higher or lower.

AHA - I think I know what you’re talking about, ranger. Careful where you carry it though, these are turbulent times and you wouldn’t want to be mistaken for someone with ill intent.

I was so excited to get my grubby hands on that music only to later learn it was hundreds of terabytes…

What exactly is this thing, I’m curious now

The ensuing explosion took out two thirds of New Jersey

Bosenana AudioBananica DolBananAtmos Bananaheiser

There’s always music in the banana chain… or something like that

I meant no insult, just that the comment had sentence structure that I’ve seen in LLM responses.

To be honest, I kind of prefer this, because the alternative on many computer centric discussions is just people assuming I know everything they know and just throwing jargon left and right. Atleast here I can infer details from context.

Is it on F-Droid? It’s a PITA to install play store apps because I’d have to install play store (bleh) so I’m hoping symfonium has a github or something so I could use Obtainium.

Holy chatgpt response

LMAO I am honestly flabbergasted at this post. What were they trying to do?

This, I worked at one of the most stickler for windows workplace for a while and every web office thing worked. The most trouble I had is with teams videos, but that is only because the h264 codec download link was broken, unrelated to Microsoft or Linux. I used Linux Mint Cinnamon and everything was fine.

Toaster ding

Woodchipper’s parked out back

Also vomit if you ate within the last couple hours

This too shall pass - we can hope that now there is both a massive revenue opportunity in the server market as well as an abandoned consumer market ripe for the taking, some enterprising manufacturer is going to look into filling this niche. Probably someone out of China, or maybe even India if they can get their shit together in time.

Oof, you lucky dog. Except the last part, but that’s just the difference between being just lucky and being really fucking lucky.