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Yup, came here expecting to see nicotine+ being the top recommendation

mkv is king.

Video, audio, subtitles, chapters - all in one file.

MUNT

Ethical boundaries?

Russia wanted this, now that they've "fucked around" it's time to "find out"

If you've got a problem with Canada Gooses, then you've got a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate.

Is that what that is? 😱

I did it the manual way probably about 10 times on my Linux learning journey, it was a really good way to learn how Linux itself worked. Now I just use archinstall every time.

I've done it, I've gotten the satisfaction from it, but it's not gonna add any more inches to my e-peen.

1. I know enough about bears that while one could stand on it's hind legs, they aren't bipedal and could not possibly run like that, much less with the speed the creature I saw moved.
2. We saw this thing clearly, it was exactly like what has classically been described as "bigfoot". Tall, large, furry, like a humanoid ape. I saw it's face.

I saw "Bigfoot" once about 20 years ago when I lived in the southern interior of British Columbia. My friend and I were walking along a dirt road that ran through a large field near the edge of a forest, roughly around the size of a football field. The area was mostly level with little foliage, and he was probably 50 feet away from us so we got a pretty good look at him - at least 7 feet tall, covered in dark fur. He was almost exactly like I had seen in illustrations.

He was walking perpendicular to us through the field and seemed to slow down, while we came to a stop as all three noticed each other at the same time. He probably only watched us for a few seconds, then snapped into a run and disappeared into the forest almost instantly. The speed that he moved at was insane, and on top of that as soon as he crossed the treeline, there was no sound of rustling branches or anything you would expect from a human running through the forest, he was completely silent.

My friend and I wordlessly watched the spot where he disappeared for maybe half a minute before turning to each other and bursting out, "what the fuck was that!?". We were more than a little stunned, "did we really just see fucking Bigfoot?".

We told a few of our friends, and some had similar experiences or had friends or relatives share stories with them. The area is known for a high amount of sightings, and a few people we told were completely unphased, as if it was totally normal.

I definitely kept more of an eye out after our encounter, but unfortunately I never saw him again.

That's just ghost piss

That might be skewed as most of their population are in New York City, and more than half of the city doesn't even own a car.

No, but he should be with jugs like those.

Get a load of this guy, he has "friends"

Good job 👍🏻

/s

Awwww, it doesn't know what "average" is

Yeah, as someone who works in Enterprise environments, I don't understand where this attitude that it would be easy is coming from.

Fully migrating off those services could take years for some organizations, just like it took years to get them to the level of functionality and interconnectivity they are at today.

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