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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • Always on VPN, no Facebook/ Twitter/ reddit.

    No chromium browsers, no Google account. No youtube account. Adblocks on. I use a hardened Linux OS on my main machine, do all internet browsing in a VM spoofed like a desktop from 2015. Live in the woods 20 minutes from a town of <1k. Have tripwire alarms on my trails. Very limited internet(more circumstantial) so I download anything bigger than an app on public wifi(over VPN.)

    Hat lined with tinfoil. Think only about 90’s pop music constantly incase tinfoil fails me. They’ll never get me buried treas----

    Your call’s late, big mistake You’ve gotta hang about in limbo for as long as I take Next time, read my mind and I’ll be good to you We’re gift-wrapped kitty cats We’re only turning into tigers when we gotta fight back Let’s go, Eskimo Out into the blue

    Come take my hand Understand that you can You’re my man and I need you tonight Come make my dreams Honey hard as it seems Loving me is as easy as pie, I

    I’m just a love machine Feeding my fantasy Give me a kiss or three And I’m fine I need a squeeze a day Instead of this negligee What will the neighbours say This time




  • I wish I could have the AUR without the rolling release, or more realistically I use arch without utilitizing the rolling release. I’m on such shitty + spotty + capped at 100gb I only update my system once a month. Haven’t had problems though, so I guess im not complaining. Updating my windows VMs is significantly worse






  • I use Nvidia and I haven’t really had any problems myself.

    Arch based system running a Nvidia Quadro card, then I have a 3080ti disabled on boot from Linux that’s passed through to VM’s.

    Even passing it through to an arch based VM doesn’t give me any issues.

    But that’s just my personal experience as well








  • From my understanding, in a federated scenario,

    1. your home instance is making a copy of the remote instance.
    2. Comments you make are on the local copy your home instance made.
    3. Your instance tells the remote instance the comments made in your home copy.
    4. Comments in your home copy are written to the remote instance.
    5. Instances now have your comment when they copy the remote instance

    Defederation breaks the process at step 3.

    So your instance is still copying their remote content, and you can still see and comment on it, but those comments are only in your home instance. They can only be seen from people within your home instance looking at the same copy.