Then they could just not have an is preinstalled. No need for Linux first unless you don’t already have a device to create the ISO with. (Which is something I’d expect most people to have access to if they know how to install windows)
I really do believe that this is marketed towards people who want to use Linux.
PI2, PI3 is also good.
But those who know that is where it is will more often look at them, possibly leading to more people sharing.
Time for her to learn lockpicking I’d say.
I think the message is that many cyber security experts indeed gained their expertise by doing not so legal things when they were younger.
I have recieved two spam emails over the course of my life and two or three on messengers of varying degrees of privacy. Am I just lucky?
Wouldn’t they still need to know the username and telephone number then? That seems like something most people would be unable to link.
My cat let’s me know that I’m slow because of my bad posture every time I feed it too…
But I was hit over the head with one, that wasn’t safe either!
I assumed that the bomb would only kill 4.5 million people but all 8 billion are acceptable too, unless the teams a and b happen to be in the blast radius which seems unlikely. To me the area was only referencing the location of the bomb not the train.
Now how do I get it to drift over everything but teams a and b?
Works fine for me on endeavourOS (Hyprland and i3).
What makes it bad for Linux?
They’re assembled into binary (together with metadata in some cases).
You could totally stuff polybar in there and not need a bar on your screen. That’s really cool.
Just download it?
Yeah German isn’t nearly as bad as Java either. Also what is asm? Phoenetic script?
What filesystem?
Also muscle memory. I keep typing aliases I only have on my computer :(
Couldn’t they remotely connect to them?
*use