I didn’t know that. Should I be using a fork instead? Name or link?

You’ve heard of it for sure, but shout out to Audacity. I used Cool Edit Pro for years before having to switch to Adobe Audition. The UI in Audacity feels surprisingly familiar and it does what I need it to do.

I bought a dell latitude on eBay for a few bucks and run Debian on it. This one speaks to me.

There are websites for that constitution check.

It’s not stealing if buying isn’t owning.

ISO is my true north.

You’re describing the free will vs predestination debate we had often in theology discussion. Ours never went anywhere, so I won’t be much help. I just wanted to put a name on it for you. Might help in your search.

Aptera. A solar panel on the roof of an electric vehicle. They’re slashing the power needed per mile in half because of weight loss and aerodynamics. That helps increase the range, especially for highway driving 400-1000 claimed miles on a charge depending on the model (40, 60 or 100kwh). It would be nice if they integrated v2x technology so you could use it as a generator.

I’ve been burned before by these too good to be true projects that never see the light of day, so I’ll believe it when I start seeing them on the road.

P Diddy. He did an Apprentice type show and was overall pretty creepy. There were a handful of scenes that made me think his closet was stocked full of skeletons.

Luigi.

I daily Debian because I realized all of the distros I tried and liked were Debian based. That was 20 years ago.

Death brings meaning to life. It shouldn’t be feared.

It works just fine on a Shield Pro from 6 years ago. How old is your rig?

$140 – the Kobo Clara BW (black and white/e-ink) is clutch. Dark mode, plays well with calibre, a wide range of supported formats, and way more storage and battery life than you’ll ever need.

Edit: it is one of the first devices to utilize the E Ink Carta 1300 screen. It’s filled with e-books from Annas Archive loaded by Calibre on Debian and never complained about compatibility.

It’s a glorified crawler that is incredibly inefficient. I don’t use it because I’ve been programmed to be picky about my sources and LLMs haven’t.

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Btdigg is THE search engine of torrents. Magnet links are good. I dont know what you’re consuming, but become familiar with the popular/safe groups for your use case.

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Brazuca torrents. I don’t have experience with it, that’s just what my search pulled up.

McD’s