English is derived from Latin as it was taught by Roman Legionaries, but German has large influences from both Latin and Indo-European languages.

I’m sure a lot of people started taking unnecessary code executed at low levels a lot more seriously after the Crowdstrike fiasco.

It certainly is coming to an end, but Windows 7 had a good run for support and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC (2021) has until 2027. But for sure people should get really comfortable with Linux soon.

Oh I’m never upgrading. That would be crazy.

Got any recommendations for backing up / migrating systems to a new drive? I’d be willing to try it but I don’t forsee enough benefit to warrant reinstalling everything on that machine.

I have Windows 10 LTSC installed on an old hard drive and it works fine.

Highly disagree, 10 is just worse than 7. Its more like a downward spiral.

Windows Vista was better than 8 and 10, a lot of legacy devices in industry kept extended Vista support for years and years.

Yeah that’s either not an acronym or it’s a shite acronym.

Is there a name for this license framework?

FU License?

I tried mint for a little bit but ended up using Kubuntu.

My Windows copies usually break themselve.

Repeatedly until it stopped screaming.

Its cringing

Honestly the internals aren’t necessarily damaged even if the case is obliterated, but you’ll need a replacement screen, mouse, and keyboard for starters. Highly likely that the damage to the sockets and ports will require removal of parts and idk if it will still post afterwards. The MB is often smaller than the case itself and the bus is often wires in laptops, so it might have survived.

All in all, probably costs more to fix than a new PC.

Not every court order is a criminal case.

NY Times vs Njalla

Njalla does comply with some requests, and was forced to shut down some pirate bay instances at one point, though. Ghost is another privacy domain seller.

Theres also a term for companies called “Bulletproof Registrars.” For example, some Malaysian Registrars apparently don’t have an address and cannot actually recieve most subpoenas.

Mostly VPNs, I don’t know too much about similar cases with server hosts or domain sellers.

It comes down to the individual company on whether or not to fight requests for user information. A lot of precedent exists for not complying.

I’m saying if you payed for a service to host your instance remotely. The domain, the site pages, the the database, everything. Then, everything on the domain would be tied to your person and the service providers have a certain power over your instance aside from just turning off your domain. There are more options to not list or to delist from the WhoIs registry for simple domain purchases.

I just have trust issues, you don’t need to mind my crazy ramblings.