anarchoilluminati [comrade/them]

I’m Jesus.

Have you been reading something on a page and not moved your mouse for 5 seconds?

You’re away from the keyboard drinking cocktails at the beach alert.

In the US, especially in the 90’s, there were a lot promotional mailers, TV ads, and so on to prey on people’s desperation and ignorance that were sent out that would say that the person has “a chance to win $1M!” or “may have already won!”

Of course, I’ve never heard of anyone who actually won anything from them. It was probably just a data collection thing or asking people to send $20 to enter the fake lottery, I’m not sure. But, I have to admit, I did join a lot of those because I was a kid and I thought it’d be fun or easy and my dad would humor me by going through the process—or, at least, pretend that he did. We never won anything though.

Millennial/Gen Z doom spending?

I just tried them to see if they worked, but I’m a casual.

Hypercam 2 and WinRAR?

Virtual Machines, but I’m too dumb to figure it out.

I like running Linux on my Lenovo Ideapad. It wasn’t expensive and has everything I want, including easily running Linux.

The only thing is it’s not a popular laptop so it doesn’t have accessories, like cases or whatever.

Is that different from SimpleLogin?

I have Proton Premium so I use SimpleLogin, but since I already have BitWarden I skip on Pass. Just curious if it’s worth checking out for that.

Just want to clarify that it’s “GMaps WV”. No space, in case you had trouble finding it on Droidify. But it’s exactly what you’re requesting.

G Maps WV might be what you’re looking for. I mostly use that.

Pop OS?

It hurts when I pee.

Thank you! I’ll back that up.

Do you know what you’d have to backup if you wanted to backup desktop settings, fonts, themes, app design customization, and so on? Would that be /etc/? I usually want to backup the desktop environment itself, if that makes sense, because I easily backup files (pictures, videos, and so on) already but I’m not sure how to backup the desktop itself and it’d take so much more time setting that up again so that’s actually my priority. Sounds like it would be /etc/ but just clarifying.

I’m using PopOS.