Oh, that’s why Windows users install it then

Ok, can that be my house please thank you

What incident? People started sharing his videos because he’s cool now, I guess, I can’t even listen to his voice

I guess the idea is that you wont be able to do a lon with a dumbphone, so it’s basically a paperweight that sometimes receives calls and with too much luck, an SMS. You have a tool for emergencies or specific events, but you don’t have your life on it, so you keep most of your privacy from ever reaching it. That’s my take, at least.

What do regular papayas taste like?

It smells like feet but tastes terrible

Oh that’s really nice of them

• just one brain

You another fan behind your phone facing towards the router

I sell fans, this is true

There are, maybe look for different genres

“Damn, I could really use a penis now”

-the female octopus, probably

Yeah, its checking if the file exists first, so it’s not doing it all the time.

My worry is more related to repos takeovers or hacks. This is pretty hidden, so it could be easy to even forget it’s there, probably not the worst, but still…

Are you dowloading and sourcing a file from the internet on your prompt? That sounds a bit scary!

Another MIT licensed rust copycat… I rather stick to GNU, but thanks.

Yes, I agree, but then, what would be an alternative?

Store it into a file, chmod it and run it? git clone the repo and run a script from it? I don’t think any of those would be different, apart from having more steps most people won’t even check anything.

I don’t know if we can fix this while allowing people to run stuff they don’t understand on their machines. Maybe community curated scripts or something, know the people who does the stuff and only run stuff made by people you already know.

I think we’re running too fast, we need to chill down, idk.

Why the Documents folder tho? Who expects important stuff to be there?

Now all my Linux ISOs are gone, smh

This. I’d add that it’s good for us to watch diverse content too.

Wait what??

Fair, but what happens if you stop paying? Is it possible for them to add a second subscription price like what we’re seeing on streaming platforms?

I don’t really know a lot about them, but sounds like something I’d stay away from.