Scary le Poo

Also you don’t have to have a pi to run a pi hole. You can run it in windows using WSL. Just search Google for pi hole WSL. All you do is run the power shell script and it does practically everything for you

Also, winaerotweaker makes it easy to turn of ads, telemetry, auto updates and tons of other stuff

Sounds like a pihole on your network would solve all of your issues.

People in this thread sleeping hard on Grayjay

This is the address for the belasco in Los Angeles. It knows the names of the street but not the numbers. Without addresses it’s basically useless.

Clicking on any of these results will simply take you to that street at a random location on it.

Not in the US. I have the world map and the los Angeles maps. It is incapable of recognizing any address that I give it

Organic maps can’t even handle addresses. How is this useful for driving?

Clearly, for you, it’s a bitter pill. I get it.

No, he’s 100% correct

I can have windows up in 15 minutes

Mint.

This should really be a top level comment. This actually solves a lot of my issues with Linux.

I remember complaining that Linux apps were not self-contained like Windows apps are. And I got the standard speech about losing space with libraries blah blah blah and my reaction is I don’t fucking care.

In my opinion, Linux dependency setup is hilariously broken. I understand that for the most part it works, but when it doesn’t the results are disastrous generally.

Also I agree. Nautilus is hot fucking garbage.

It’s fun until you run into issues. Be careful of updates. Randomly it will fuck itself for no reason at all and require a from scratch reinstall.

It’s good that you’re having fun. Learn all you can. It’s good knowledge to have.

Windows 12 is not going to a subscription model, stop repeating this obvious bullshit. The original article was debunked yet dumbasses keep spouting it.

Distributed denial of service.

That first D is the one that makes the attack a real problem.

Oof this is only thing if you have the os on an HDD. I’ve had similar behavior on *buntu running off of an HDD.

On an sdd or nvme you’ll never have stuff like this happen.

There is an argument to be made for it being better ux to not have programs update without telling you. Winget isn’t perfect, but it can auto update your stuff if need be.

On the bright side it only very rarely destroys itself when updating. However, some very loud foss distributions do it fairly often.