iPXE maybe? But there’s a lot of implementation details you would have to figure out. Two that come to mind are:
A mobile device from which you can selectively provide an image for booting
A physical intrusion detection system for your home machine that you can also read remotely
Porque no nouveau?
He promised me a reach around!
Fuck, I hope that guy’s decision, to deny a woman her dying wish to see her children, haunts him for the rest of his life.
Jesus’ deity is pretty famously rejected by the Jewish faith.
All those times the kids at school called me butt-face… look who’s complimenting me now. Ha, suckers.
What are some good documentaries?
Lists every documentary ever made
3 - 5 titles would be an appropriate number of documentaries to suggest here.
Darknet Diaries has a good episode on these… he ends up linking them to death cults in Africa and how around a trillion ( 10^12 ) USD in pandemic relief money was lost to scams. It’s wild.
This special prison in Louisiana that does not need to follow normal laws… Is it protected by normal laws?
Last time they issued a fatwa was in 2017 in response to Larry David’s hit play “Fatwa!”
The sample size was
The worst was on stumbleupon when I would click “stumble” twice and see the most interesting page ever just to have it replaced with the next stumble. Then if you try to go back, it stumbles again… truly gone forever.
First, unless you redistribute the video (esp. for profit), you should have nothing to worry about.
Now, for the educational portion of our program:
Unless your ISP censors internet traffic, it is absolutely possible to pirate without a VPN. Barring censorship, your ISP usually doesn’t give two shits about what your traffic is as long as your bill is paid. Those letters they send are in response to a lawyer notifying them that an IP address was found to be distributing copyrighted material.
Companies obtain these IP addresses by “pirating” their own material and recording the IP addresses of any seeders they find. If this IP address belongs to a VPN service that doesn’t keep logs, they cannot be in possession of said material. Additionally, they have no way of knowing what traffic went to which customer after the fact. So, any letters sent by lawyers to the VPN service are pointless. Which is why, if you have a good VPN, they can’t trace it back to you.
I too am confused by this streaming to cleaning connection.
Same here. I have and will always periodically reinstall no matter which OS I happen to be using. Arch is the only distro that keeps me coming back because installation and setup is such an active process. Every time around I learn something new and get more effecient at the process, which is so much more rewarding than filling a few boxes and waiting on a progress bar as is the case with most distros I have experienced.