In the early 2000s KDE was pretty slow for lower resource machines, ram usage iirc. XFCE was popular because it was lightweight.

FreeBSD and PCP

More like no usa kid at all due to drinking raw milk and skipping the measles vax

All those years of roasting made them unstoppable, goddamn

Gogo gadget inefficient hallucinating predictive text generator grift

Even worse they have them along highways too, so you really can’t escape to rural areas either

Well that was a quick decision to delete my account

Honestly shocked that cflare said no considering their entire business model

Sounds like we should cause a bit of mayhem prior to that point 😈

Torment nexus really is an info hazard, not because the ai will make it so but because humans are fucking evil and dumb enough to love the idea

Disagree. What’s further than hell?

Coming soon to the us of a

Yep, I remember growing up some application of those laws or at least a facade. RICO exists for a reason lol. But I guess since corporations have become so bored with their hoard of gold and following some rules they’ve decided to take the painful route of learning, again

Eyo who’s got a botnet? I have an idea

Didn’t go the way you thought yeah?

Ok. Since you have no ability to infer let me be a bit more direct: the government does not want you to have properly functioning encryption ciphers (that is, not tampered with, backdoored) applied to virtual tunnels (whether client, server or firewall level) or disks (virtual or physical) and they are incredibly transparent about it.

Furthermore, one could say we are all under reacting to the current assault on human privacy as a whole, including but not limited to, age verification bills being pushed in multiple countries, ai surveillance, operating system level id verification efforts, backdoors (physical or within software), VPN bans, mobile operating system lockdowns, etc… under blatant authoritarian governments.

To downplay the seriousness of the current state of reality would in itself be disinformation and truly makes me curious as to why you thought about spewing such nonsense in response.

Pretty wild to see them this brazen. They really don’t want citizens to have access to encryption of any kind. What’s the tipping point?

That’s a weird way to spell FreeBSD 😈

goes on to provide an entire way to implement it

Yeah no, this guy is an absolute asshole