Just curious, why are you resistant to turn off your VPN?

I keep mine off most of the time & only rev it up when I feel like I really want or need the anonymity.

I use Pop_OS & the other day I was browsing the Store & stumbled on this app called ‘youtubedl-gui’. Then I found out it’s also available via apt.

Really cool little piece of software. Maybe check it out

Wow, what a poet.

D:

That’s great! I don’t want to poo-poo success stories. That said, who knows if it’s really the same app you were using when you met your partner (at least two years ago). AI alone has exploded in that time.

It’s been working out fine for me. It takes longer is all.

This will turn the angry hobbits FURIOUS

Kidding aside, everyone should try dropping these kinds of apps anyways. They’re bad for you.

Tech people, especially AI researchers, refuse to leave.

I’m a Krita stan.

Lol ty, but, it was a joke.

Red Reader is an open source, ad free, third party Reddit app that has been allowed to continue free use of the API due to its usage amongst the disabled community.

I’ve been using it for nearly a decade & continues to get ignored by folks for some reason.

It’s also in the official Play Store, I believe.

Yes, it still works in browsers.

What is that supposed to mean?

Yes! This happened to me when I turned off the ‘safe boot’ on a laptop via BIOS. It locked me out but I had never agreed to install Bitlocker in the first place, let alone know what key I was supposed to have. It was a total loss & I had to wipe the drive.

MS is hot trash.

dpkg -i <nameofpackage.deb>

Which can be read as: (Debpackage) -install <nameofpackage.deb>

That’s it!

Also, if you haven’t already, install tldr (apt install tldr), then you can ‘tldr deb’ (or any other command) to get a few examples of their most used functions.

I know! All those down votes are really going to tank my Social Credit Score :(

I tried a snap package on my pop-os system once & it poo’ed folders all over my system, then didn’t actually uninstall when I uninstalled it.

No thank you.

Most update themselves & flatpaks are the worst when you need them to work with your system (ie: scripts).

So I guess your opinion is just wrong, sorry! (That’s a joke you guys)

Change ~/Apps to ~/bin or ~/.bin & you are doing it like a seasoned pro.

Completely ideal, actually.

So, vibes?