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Those systems of justice were especially designed for shitdicks like this.

I thought it was for the Catholics/Protestants/Other-type-of-Protestants?

Did Anydesk do something shady?

You'd also need GPIO pins to be able to do the remote "button presses".

To be fair, this was precisely my role in Populous.

Check out pikvm: https://pikvm.org/

There are cheaper knockoffs that run the same software. For example: https://geekworm.com/

Glass is harder than most metals.

That's something I hadn't thought of.

Thank you for the thoughtful reply.

Thank you for the video and the thoughtful response!

Decent older servers (e.g., Dell Poweredge) can be had off of Craigslist/FB Marketplace pretty cheaply (~$300-$400).

Thank you for your optimism.

I am aware of Sudafed PE. I guess it was clear in my mind that Sudafed means pseudoephedrine, but i can see that it didn't come across clearly.

Or, better yet, Tylenol, coffee, and Sudafed (which is a decongestant that does work).

I hear you.

Right on, dude. I hope the transition is a pleasant one for you!

You can also achieve this with any VPN by using two Docker containers:

1. Gluetun: https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun
2. Tailscale: https://tailscale.com/kb/1282/docker/

Set Gluetun up to connect to your VPN (they support a huge number of providers) and then set the Tailscale container to use the Gluetun's network. Then, use that Tailscale container as your exit node.

You can also combine this with a self-hosted Headscale (https://github.com/juanfont/headscale) instance.

Do it, my friend. I took the leap ~5 years ago and have not once regretted it. You're right, you have Wine and Windows VMs available, if need be. But, honestly, I bet you end up replacing those work flows with better ones within Linux before long.

The similarity is a complete coincidence.

That's what they want you to think.

KISS launcher FTW. I could never go back to a standard launcher now.

Well, as a first point, OP's information is wrong. While it's true that the half-life of U235 is ~700 million years, it isn't true that half of the initial mass is lost. When U235 fissions, about 200 MeV of the initial mass is converted to energy. The total initial mass is about a thousand times that, though (E=mc^2). So, after 700 million years, assuming you kept it from falling apart, the initial 15 lb lump would only lose ~1/4 of an ounce as energy.