I’ve recently switched to Linux (I use arch btw) and it feels like I’m living the early days of the ever expanding internet again.

Probably helps that I had to join IRC again for support, instead of Discord.

I’m using arch btw for the meme. Wouldn’t say I’m an Arch user though.

Fair enough, I’ll do some testing. This specifically came about on a react based page in ff esr.

Schau mal wo wir hier sind. Genieße die ml runterwählis, Genosse.

I’m using arch btw, and it doesn’t.

I wish that worked everywhere, but it doesn’t.

Hmm maybe shift+middle button can override it on certain UIS.

Horizontal scrolling with shift + scroll wheel is so slow compared to dragging the bar though.

The real hack is always in the comments or something

But no comment in the sour cream?!

Tbh Hungarians eat everything with sour cream.

It was the staple of Hungary during socialism and probably still is. Supposedly 70% of all cheese purchases are Trappista.

It’s very similar to what North Americans would describe as basic cheddar.

Ketchup + sour cream + grated Trappist cheese (cold) mixed with piping hot pasta is godlike though. Was a staple during my childhood.

We were poor.

It does for me. On mobile if Wikipedia notices you are using a mobile browser, it automatically redirects you to the m. URL.

Yeah, that one. Too bad about it.

I’m not sure I mind that. The last one was pretty good. Not sure about the spinoff as I stopped watching it after two eps maybe.

Here, you’ve lost an arm: \

The Avatar

What on earth is that?

sipr is very strict about what it is letting connect to it. Which is why you rarely hear about breaches. Notable incidents like Manning or Snowden both involved usage of physical media, which has been severely restricted since. Plus Snowden was an admin, and not on SIPRNet, but some NSA systems.

To add, SIPRNet is entirely isolated from NIPRNet or the Internet.

I’ll allow it.

You can’t connect a star link to siprnet.

The worst a bad actor could do is constantly transmitting location and other combat data.

So where’s the pictures?!?

Yeah, XP was pretty good.

After a lot of back and forth between MSDOS/Win98SE (I used to play a lot of QuakeWorld which did not need much), I finally got an AMD Duron 800 around 2000, and someone recommend me Win2k. It was a really stable system, way ahead of its time in terms of user management and services compared to Win98SE and early XP. I think I’ve stayed on it well past it’s final release. I got sucked into WoW in 2008, so definitely had to move on by then.