I don’t know how reliable that site is for actually tracking your IP activity, I just checked mine and it had nothing listed though my IP just changed recently. If you don’t have a static IP it’s possible the history on that site is finding someone else’s activities
Anyway, I’ve used a docker container (deluge+gluetun) for any torrents for the past 5+ years and have never had any notices from my ISP. Using it that way makes it basically impossible for any leaks to occur.
Just bought a child lock for my freezer because of this
What, never had a reverse neck fuck? lol
Ah okay. Just curious, was getting some sd1.5 vibes from this.
Do you make these locally?
Wow someone actually using inpainting. Looks good, I like it.
I actually don’t know, I only received a SimpleX link from the provider when I had to request help for something.
I’ve noticed some “providers” I use have switched to other communication methods (simplex for example).
Switch version also has proper battle tracks, can carry two items at once, 3rd level boost and probably some other relatively small but maybe important changes to some.
How did you convince it? Just curious
And it’s a Samsung appliance so rest assured it’s complete garbage
My experience with AI related content on Lemmy is that most downvotes come from people that aren’t even part of the community, just looking at local or all and downvoting because they don’t like AI.
Anyway, I enjoyed this and it made me laugh, thanks.
How do these not apply to the majority of games, these sound so insanely broad. Patents are so stupid.
Between shit like this, Crowdstrike, and Microsoft Recall I wonder why anyone even bothers with Windows anymore
Out of necessity most likely, sometimes you either have no alternatives for proprietary software on Linux, or it’s extremely cumbersome to get and maintain such software on Linux.
This is Mark Hoppus from Blink-182
in a pinch yes you could boot it up grab the stuff you need and send it wherever. Again, it’s been a while since I’ve had to touch any of their stuff, but the BCDR devices were one of the best backup appliances I’ve used, they had file shares as an option amongst a few other methods to easily recover data through the backups it’s taken.
you don’t have any control over the VM specifically for those emails or w/e. If it’s still a thing, Datto used to let you log in to the control panel and boot a test vm of the backup image to verify manually if need be.
I prefer unpolished tits personally
It should be sending an email with the results every day, we have some older ones still doing this (we moved everything else away from datto one kaseya acquired them). Or at least that’s how ours works.
Why?