Midnight Wolf
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Uh, question. How does one put their penis in this? A-asking for a friend…
5·4 days agoI mean, is there even any verification? Or could I just register as bigboners69@harvard.edu or potus@us.gov?
11·8 days agoI said nothing about potentially holding your device - reread the comment you replied to - but they cannot use that as the reason to deny citizens reentry. We can have a discussion about if the administration is following the rules of law, but by law, border agents cannot deny you for this reason.
So hostile, for no reason. Channel that anger into something constructive, yeah?
Also lol if you think anyone here thinks we are in anything close to a utopia, you should switch careers to comedy :p
Straight from the ACLU:
Do I have to provide my laptop passwords or unlock my mobile phone for law enforcement officers at the border?
Customs officers have sometimes asked travelers to provide their laptop passwords or unlock their mobile phones when they are entering or leaving the United States. Your legal status in the country may inform what you decide to do if you’re asked for a password to unlock your device. U.S. citizens cannot be denied entry to the United States for refusing to provide passwords or unlocking devices. Refusal to do so might lead to delay, additional questioning, and/or officers seizing your device for further inspection. The same should be true for those who have previously been admitted to the U.S. as lawful permanent residents and have maintained their status — their green cards can’t be revoked without a hearing before an immigration judge. […]
The reason why you have ‘heard this idea’ is because it’s true :P
*regarding paragraph 1+4: this is true for travelers visiting the US (which is what the article is aimed at but, for clarity), but not returning citizens. They can hold the device, but have to fold and let citizens re-enter.
Also, an alternative to not carrying your device is to just wipe it before boarding/reaching your port of entry. Let them pretend to be Hollywood csi detectives and image a freshly-wiped phone. Then restore from a backup later.
you Americans
so you aren’t American yourself, but you think you know our situation better than us? interesting logic there…
(“r cat”)
yes, I’m ruining the joke by explaining what it says off-screen. next week, we will go over how nobody actually died in the film Titanic and therefore it’s stupid to get emotional about it.
please, hold your applause.
3·11 days ago“Everybody PoOps. Why not with us?”
We don’t interact with those people
leaves
drives car into restaurant
“you want to say sorry, motherfuckers?!”
grabs another plate of food
Librewolf
/thread
That’s like taking something pristine and dipping it in liquid shit. Which can be applied to anything and everything on the store…
2·14 days agoClamAV, if you want more than just common sense. Firewall is built-in to kubu.
Running an EoL operating system is surely what you want to do with your personal dat-
Aaaaaaand it’s been compromised
Disagree - I’ve done it, it is easy and straightforward, but anyone who hasn’t installed an OS on bare metal and used a certain tool that you can get from Github to activate MS products, isn’t going to explain the process as “super easy”. More like “a mother-fucking pain in the ass” and “why did you suggest this” and “what the fuck is an iso”.
This is definitely “I’ll swing by this month and install it” territory, not “here’s a guide, ez pz” for anyone older than 40 who didn’t major in CS.
“you can pay us, and we won’t break your legs for a while longer” -ms
W10 IoT is a thing, and will get updates for a few more years, no mafia shakedown required.
1·17 days ago“that will be a $3,000 emergency support call. Will that be cash or check?”
Then you just end up with communities without new content, because nobody posts, because no interaction happens, because nobody posts…
Why are you looking at me like that?