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[SylverReZ]

 

[citruspunch]

honestly boys, im saying tally hall on this one

 

[hippy dave]

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honestly boys, im saying tally hall on this one

Why do they look like The Inbetweeners crossed with Big Bang Theory?

 

[handy333]

Chill Out Jerry

 

[Skv0ra]

 

[SylverReZ]

 

[Skv0ra]

 

[citruspunch]

Why do they look like The Inbetweeners crossed with Big Bang Theory?

Tally Hall is an small band that is one of my personal favorites. They arent that well known lol.

They've been on hiatus since 2011 also, but theres other projects and solo albums you can still find.

Here is their first album on SoundCloud.

 

[SylverReZ]

Post automatically merged: Apr 28, 2025

 

[citruspunch]

I've used tails before, its quite interesting. I think some people would find it useful if a public computers bootloader is unlocked so the monitoring software cant see any personal information that you put in.

 

[SylverReZ]

I've used tails before, its quite interesting. I think some people would find it useful if a public computers bootloader is unlocked so the monitoring software cant see any personal information that you put in.

Believe me, there's a small marketshare for Linux as compared to the 75% of users running Windows, so I find it highly unlikely that malware such as spyware can infiltrate a consumer's machine, unless most of the population use Linux as a daily driver. The only target are mainly businesses running servers.

 

[citruspunch]

Believe me, there's a small marketshare for Linux as compared to the 75% of users running Windows, so I find it highly unlikely that malware such as spyware can infiltrate a consumer's machine, unless most of the population use Linux as a daily driver. The only target are mainly businesses running servers.

I use Linux Mint as a daily driver on my laptop. I dont have to run any antivirus like when I did with Windows. Basically all you have to watch is the commands you put in the terminal and some things you download directed toward Linux. There are still some RATs for Linux.

 

[SylverReZ]

I use Linux Mint as a daily driver on my laptop. I dont have to run any antivirus like when I did with Windows. Basically all you have to watch is the commands you put in the terminal and some things you download directed toward Linux. There are still some RATs for Linux.

If you're not all that confident using the Terminal to download software, you can use the Software Store to download the programs you need via FlatPak. It's safe if the software is verified.

 

[citruspunch]

If you're not all that confident using the Terminal to download software, you can use the Software Store to download the programs you need via FlatPak. It's safe if the software is verified.

Most of my stuff is usually downloaded via flatpaks if possible. If it doesnt have a flatpak and is on the Linux Mint store, then I'll try that. Last resort is usually .deb packages.

 

[Skv0ra]

 

[SylverReZ]

 

[citruspunch]

Imagine your security being so bad that a 5 year old manages to find a backdoor. I would just shut down at that point, lmao

 

[SylverReZ]

Imagine your security being so bad that a 5 year old manages to find a backdoor. I would just shut down at that point, lmao

Now imagine the Switch 2 getting hacked by a 5-year old. Instant karma.

 

[hippy dave]

Now imagine the Switch 2 getting hacked by a 5-year old. Instant karma.

No way, it's gonna require at least a Nintenyearold.

 

[SylverReZ]

Never buy from Limited Run Games again. Everybody should know that their business practices destroy video game collectors and are downright shady. And behind the scenes, workers have been abused and are forced to keep their mouths shut about the truth.