I mean every device that connects to cell towers has an IMEI number. That can be used so that they can ban your device if necessary (eg someone stole it).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Mobile_Equipment_Identity

Naaah don’t do ma bois George and Harold dirty. They are legends!

For number 4 since it is very useful in such situations: press Ctrl + Alt + one of the F keys (usually one of 3,4,5) And to go back it is usually one of 1,2,7,8

It saved my ass many times.

I really didnt think much when I sent this. I should remember next time so that I don’t become the next target of the NSA

What confuses me is that we, the people, have the upper hand according to democracy. So no classified information should exist within the people for democracy to function propperly.

I like hugs… I am ok and like a good hug from anyone. I am just scared to initiate. Hate snuggling or wrestling. Feels weird.

That is because… it is…

I mean since they are trynna work with activity pub, this should be redundant I think…

I use windows on one of my computers just in case some friend wants to play some invasive anti-cheat game…

Indeed that is the one. I am too lazy to change the color scheme 😅

Wade!? Is that you!?

That’s how you make people buy your game instead.

No, I get the joke, I just want to know which project is this from.

No, I mean, where did you find this?

Which project is this?

Great time to have 2 computers if you need windows!

Yeah but I’d rather have something with a journaling system that might make recovery easier. I don’t have any issue with temporarily connecting the drive to my pi and then moving the files via sftp (or spinning a vm via hyper-v/wsl). Also I don’t have much experience with CoW filesystems like zfs and btrfs and I am scared to mess with them in case I cause data loss by accident. So ext4 it is…

I was kidding…

Not bad idea.

I use fedora 40 kinoite which uses btrfs but i am not sure i trust it enough for this data. Also forgot to mention in original post that I had some problems when overwriting files in ntfs which caused corruption. Thankfully chkdsk on a windows machine fixed that but I wouldn’t like for that to happen again when backing up from a linux machine.