The legal difference would be intent; are you trying to access the website, or are you trying to bog it down? Proving intent can of course be difficult, but OTOH I don’t know how much longer American courts are going to care about silly things like proof

I would probably notice the difference if I had cellular home internet, so I could see the use there. Oh my phone, yeah, the only way I can tell is by watching for the icon to change

Higher bandwidth

Which is still the landlord’s fault

Twitter isn’t even remotely pro-free-speech; much like Reddit, they claim to be in order to defend the worst people on the platform, while routinely deleting or banning people for speech they disagree with

“Irish need not apply” was a common thing in job ads at one time; asshat here is doing the usual conservative thing of pretending to be unfairly persecuted

So why are vaccines a “personal choice” (according to RFK Jr.)

Oh don’t worry, they’ll get rid of that choice in due time too

Oh? I hadn’t heard about this one

Well the use case for monero is usually buying drugs on the internet. As long as the war on drugs continues, it’ll be useful for that

The 7 heads would be the 7 main towers he owns/has his name on https://www.benjaminlcorey.com/could-american-evangelicals-spot-the-antichrist-heres-the-biblical-predictions/

Install WSL

Mac should have dd, I’d assume lsblk as well not lsblk though. There’s fdisk though

Account is only 2 hours older than the comment, so you’re probably spot on with the bot assessment

What the fuck are you on about?

The others seem to be synonym mistakes, so gluten fascist doesn’t really work. A quick peek at synonyms for ‘sensetivity’ makes me like ‘gluten diplomacy’

I’d assume the noose is edited in

It being a diesel, it didn’t need to fire sparks though.

That’s cheating :P

Some of them do care about Israel; its existence is a prerequisite for the apocalypse that they’re praying for

I’ve just found it’s more polished right out of the box. Definitely more new-user-friendly, like Ubuntu, but with Snap gutted out.

I have been using the regular Mint (based on Ubuntu), but I’m probably going to use the Debian edition next time I install a new system