git commit -m "directory_x:file_i.so: did x, y, and z; directory_x:file_ii.so: fixed t"

Psst,

git add -p

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Hi, fruux.com is what you’re looking for.

Most email services allow you to forward mail to other addresses, and download all your mail to move it to another provider.

It’s a bit of an ordeal on the server-side of things if you don’t know what SELinux does. These days “is SELinux fucking something up?” is a regular on my troubleshooting list, though.

Foliate is hands down the best ebook reader

man reading this was like seeing someone kidnap a mcdonald’s employee and expecting the execs to pay ransom

i already learned how to use my operating system, now you’re telling me I have to learn 30 new libraries that do the exact same shit?

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Don’t talk to me.

portraying people who pretend to be better just because they use a specific distro

How exactly is your setup going to be better

it won’t have all the bloat and will reflect who I really am

How the fuck is this satire? It’s literally just shaming someone for having different priorities. Like the only attempts at “comedy” here are actually just going for low hanging fruit “I use arch BTW”, the entire vegan t-shirt thing, the receding hairline.

no one’s fucking downloading Arch to have a quick and easy OOTB experience, and no one’s touching Fedora workstation for a lightweight and super tailored OS.

This is a strawman at best, and OP is full of shit.

I went on a trawl on email security and privacy.

It doesn’t fucking exist.

Regular mails w/e sure

But I’m never talking to someone via email again.

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Fair, although explaining a potential vector for a hypothetical XSS attack and its implications to someone who doesn’t know what Javascript is sounds like information overload

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witness.

You download a copy of a photo I took to your computer.

I have a website that lets people see the photo, it’s a popular website

Except that photo on my website doesn’t point to a copy of that photo on one of my computers, it points to the copy on yours.

Millions of people visit my website, and each time they do, they download your copy of my photo.

Uploading that photo to millions of computers across the world fucks up your internet service. You could also switch out my photo for another one, maybe even an offensive one, but my website would still point visitors to it.

In the original post, this is what a multibillion dollar corporation, a bank, did to a not-for-profit service that keeps a historical record of the internet.

I hinted at the security implications of what happened, but explaining that would make the analogy too complex.

It is a selfish and short view of the world.

Empathy, cognitive, emotional, compassionate, comes more naturally to some individuals than to others.

What you see here is someone who may not understand the situation and its consequences, or has trouble forming a connection with the people impacted by the situation. But the compassion does show, they’re reaching out, asking questions, trying to understand.

I don’t think that’s a sign of a selfish or short-sighted person.