Steve Dice

I wouldn’t bother with LTSC. Just install Enterprise/Education and disable feature updates.

Yeah, kids losing their mind (in a good way) is quite wholesome.

I am reasonably acrobatic. I only get to use it when people are drunk and get the sudden urge to watch someone do a backflip.

“The weather can affect/effect your mood”

Both correct. Both mean the same thing.

If you do connect to a network. Shift+F10 again and

netsh wlan delete profile name=*WiFi SSID*

And reboot.

lol is he even trying to hide being a Russian puppet anymore?

Check this out. It only works on KDE, you have to compile it from source and it’s a pain in the ass to configure but it seems like it has all the features you’re looking for.

You might also need to add

set(CMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE ON) 

to the CMakeLists to get it to compile.

Such is life.

Windows

When I killed your brother I talked just like this!

Some microphones can’t pick up my voice.

Here’s a better one. Blackbeard could have worn sunglasses.

my growing clit graveyard

How do you have more than, like, 3? How often do you change laptops?

For reasons I won’t get into, I had a chance to peruse the training program for the sales force of Azure and their strategy actually is telling their potential clients that they already subscribe to Office 365 so they might as well use their cloud too.

If an app has IMEI access, it could indeed make/manage calls

Yep, but it shouldn’t, there’s no reason to. That’s what I mean by stupid.

The Make an manage phone calls permission is needed to read the IMEI so that’s probably why they want it. Yeah, permissions in Android are stupid.

But how? What infrastructure? Do they have their own fiber network or something?

By USPS you mean post office? If so, I’m gonna need you to explain the “USPS infrastructure can be reworked to offer internet service” part. Not arguing, genuinely curious.

Teachers do that?! Damn, I was bullied by all my teachers.

Why care about the ideological stance of a company that holds a significant amount of your data?

Did Mexico pay for it, though? That was the important part.