min_fapper

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min_fapper,

Pretty sure they’re talking about the colors of question categories in the board game Trivial Pursuit.

What happened to the PC games (or what happened to consoles)?

I got out of video game piracy for a while, but I’m coming back. One thing I have been absolutely SHOCKED by is how finding PC game torrents is actually kind of difficult from my normal sources. Now it’d be one thing if I just wasn’t seeing games, but for some reason Playstation and Switch have far more uploaders and...

min_fapper,

To quote the mighty GabeN: “Piracy is a service issue, not a price issue”

min_fapper,

Or so they claim. We can’t really verify their implementation though.

min_fapper,

If you have an android phone, you can plug it in via USB and enable USB Internet tethering, which will give you working internet access on your machine to do the Wi-Fi debugging with.

min_fapper,

He says so in the readme

min_fapper,

Is the point supposed to be that they haven’t been cleaned in a while?

Otherwise they don’t look that bad. 🤷

min_fapper,

Oaf. Give your perspective for someone who asked for insight and immediately be told by people that your life/relationship is wrong.

I want to take a moment to just thanks for your reply with no judgement.

min_fapper,

Aw man that thing was so useful during University. The assignment submission tool required saying yes a million times as it explain how the whole thing worked for every submission.

Piping yes into it was so much faster.

min_fapper,

Your link is broken

min_fapper,

Apt does not have most packages you need anymore. You have to add custom repositories for everything. Which means you have to go to a website and still run a whole bunch of commands. Worst of both worlds. Other distros are not as bad, but between snap, flathub, etc. Linux package management is not in a good state at the moment.

min_fapper,

The sad part is that it used to be simple. You could do apt install whatever and it would usually get it.

They also used to have a graphical frontend for apt, which felt like an app store before app stores (and even the iPhone itself) existed.

I suspect it’ll get simple again. If canonical doesn’t do it, some other distro will overtake it.

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