scytale

This is what you show people when they say they don’t care about privacy because they have nothing to hide.

I live in a place that can be chilly today then warm and humid tomorrow. I always check the day’s forecast every morning.

Brian Krebs.

+1 for openbox. It’s fast and lightweight.

Linux has come a long way and is very user friendly now that even non-techie people can hit the ground running when using it. Similar to what the other comment mentioned, installing it is like 80% of the hard part. Just pick a distro that is recommended for beginners (i.e. Mint), and read up on a guide for creating a bootable usb installer. Distros like Mint make it very easy to install, you just need to know how to boot it from a usb drive.

Because the music in Joe Schmo's video gets claimed by the artist's label/distributor, and they get paid for it. I experienced this first hand when I uploaded a music video of my song on my youtube channel and my distributor claimed it. I had to go and prove to them that I'm the very same person and owner of the music before they released the copyright claim on my video.

Oh damn. I have the beta on my phone but haven’t really used it since I’m not on kbin. I was waiting for it to be compatible with lemmy. Too bad because it has a very nice looking and smooth interface and it seemed very promising. Adios to the app on my phone I guess.

Almost all the elements in the image are the most cliche design templates of the vaporwave aesthetic, so it’s probably just from all the images already out there. To be fair though, all those pre-AI images probably also took inspiration from classic retro games.

He’s applying the wall of sound technique. Everyone knows women like overcompressed mixes with no dynamics.

I dunno man, I don't think many people would appreciate random DMs from people they don't know, especially ones that are advertising/promoting something. It sounds spam-ish, even if they just receive a message once. Also, I would think a lot of prolific reddit posters have some sort of incentive for doing it (sponsors or just simply addicted to the karma). I don't think a lot of them will be willing to do the same on a platform that doesn't really give you any incentive (karma isn't really a thing and sponsors wouldn't want to invest in a very small and niche userbase).

Yeah the datahoarder one was the first time I commented on a post thinking it wasn’t a bot/reddit-repost. I had a lengthy answer and only realized later on I was talking into a void. lol

There's someone at my work that owns a huge truck and they park at a turning corner inside the garage every single day. The garage is already cramped as it is, and then you've got a huge truck blocking off visibility when you turn the corner.