Here in Stockholm it is common to see spent 1.3kg N2O bottles just lying on the sidewalk in the morning, especially after a weekend.

And I doubt that is much dentistry going on on a weekend night on the streets of Stockholm.

The companies selling the N20 bottles even advertise on Youtube.

I just had a look at the cost of a 1.3kg bottle of N2O, it is less than the equivalent of 50USD.

And now I see that they have flavoured N2O…

Nope, I never did

Eh, I get what you mean but I disagree.

That is sort of saying that if someone want to learn Swedish, but since they don’t know any Swedish, it is better to start them on Norweigan first.

If UFW had used a similar syntax to that of iptables, then it would be a decent way of doing it, but in this example I disagree with you

I just hate the comic style that is used in presentations like this, it is just too cutsey, and I can’t take it seriously

Sweet, glad to hear that it seems to be working!

UFW

This is just my personal computer and I’m a newbie to configure firewalls

Leave it alone.

If you want to experiment, set up a VM and experiment there.

Also, if you want to learn about Linux firewalls, go for iptables instead. UFW is easier, yes, but you won’t get the standard way of configuring a Linux firewall, though to be honest, unless you are directly connecting the computer to the internet, you probably won’t need to bother.

And if you are working in an environment where you are dealing with a segmented network with limited access between segments, they will probably already use a separate firewall that is easier to manage centrally than induvidual firewalls running on individual computers

I also found this in the support forum:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/955689

I would start by reinstalling Firefox and creating a new profile before messing with about:config.

I have used Firefox since 1.0 and have nwver noticed the issue, so try a new install to start with.

No.

No you would not, you may have made contingencies in case it happened, but you would absolutely be affected by it and have your day disrupted.

I am an IT technician working in Microsoft 365 / Azure, Microsoft makes changes so often that their own documentation hasn’t even been updated with the proper new name of the product in the product’s own documentation, oh and the name change took place several months if not a year ago.

I feel like I belong to one of the last generations that had to figure stuff out on our own when it came to computers back when I was a kid.

I was born in 87, my first computer ran Windows 3.11, I remember installing Windows 95 from floppy disks.

The whole “it just works” part of tech is both fantastic and horrible, fantastic in that it works, horrible in that when it doesn’t you get way fewer tools to work with.

Me and my friends calls this phenomenom “appification”, and it is terrible.

VLC is in the process of appifying itself, just look at the screenshots of version 4.

I will stand with you on the hill defending the Office 2010 UI, it was beautiful, clear and easy to work with.

The flat design of 2013+ was a mistake.

I never claimed the manuals did avsolve them of anything.

I simply said that the manuals are nice and complained about the meaningless Apple hate when the commenter had not even looked at the linked manuals.

If you had bothered to click the link in the post and read the manuals, you’d have found out that the manuals are very nice, but no, you just wanted to go “Appol bad”

But AI does still produce something, cryptomining consume stupid ammounts of energy, and produce nothing usefull.

Oh, sure, we have defined the specific string of numbers that the crypto algorithm generates as important in highly specialized systems, but they are completely and utterly useless in other contexts.

surprised electric rat

Yes, it would be better, but unless I saw the code, understood it and verified that it is the code running I would not trust it as much as I would need to trust a system like Jarvis

I will never forget when I had to help a coworker with her laptop, she had long nails that had worn grooves in her keyboard keys.

She typed on her nails, the sound it made was terrible.

A token?