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• Mister!

• Linux Mint--I've unmounted an ISO, but it still shows under Devices in the File Manager. How can I remove it?

  I mounted the ISO through VLC, by right-clicking and choosing VLC as the application to open it. I unmounted the ISO by right-clicking on the icon on the desktop and choosing unmount. The ISO still shows under Devices in the file manager after I unmounted it, how can I remove it? The ISO file no longer exists. Thank you.

• Motherfucking Website

• Where is your god now?!

  Source

• Post #2877758

  I’m not clicking on some random YT video for you. Use your words.

• Post #2378893

  I was surprised it was still around. I think it was the first internet search I used. I suppose I read about it in a magazine? Remember magazines? I remember using keywords on AOL, that worked like a search for AOL, before AOL had an internet browser. Fuck I’m old.

• Is there anyplace online where I can buy A19 100W incandescent bulbs, and have them shipped to the U.S.? (I know they're banned here.)

  Is there anyplace online where I can buy A19 100W incandescent bulbs, and have them shipped to the U.S.? (I know they're banned here.)

• You just can't

  You just can't

• Hey... so, uh, whatcha doin' in there?

• When did you realize that all laws are made to benefit the rich and/or oppress the rest of us, and a politician's job is to write the laws and sell them to the voters?

  When did you realize that all laws are made to benefit the rich and/or oppress the rest of us, and a politician's job is to write the laws and sell them to the voters?

• Post #794493

  I upvoted all of these comments.

• Post #779112

  Oh! I know this one! They’re stupid?

• Post #656150

  Well, clearly the government would be an exception, there are always “authorized uses” for every banned thing.

• Blocked in Europe, deployed abroad: The facial recognition system monitoring Brazil’s schoolchildren

  The teacher opens an app on their phone, holds it up, and takes several photos of the room. Within seconds, the images travel to a cloud server, where a facial-recognition algorithm detects each student’s face, extracts it, and compares it against a database of biometric profiles. The app LRCO Paraná returns a list of names. Students identified in the photos are marked present; those the system does not find are marked absent. For some students, a false absence is a bureaucratic irritation. Fo...

• Post #592408

  crimes against beans