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 @user-815 
 
 America is my home, and I'll never leave it. I'd rather die than relinquish my
 responsibility to uphold the values I believe in.
 
 The current regime is unethical in the extreme, and every year it gets worse.
 But if I go, then who would ever know?
 
 EDIT: just read this article, and this line seemed relevant:
 
 "When the world rushes toward us with all its streaming wounds – wanting,
 needing – do we cover our eyes and shrink away, do we sit and wring our hands
 in despair, do we run and hide, or do we hasten toward it, like we hasten
 toward an injured child, with our arms outstretched?"
 
 https://www.theredhandfiles.com/ever-felt-alien-to-yourself/
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 @user-817 
 
 my two computers are named "kuvalu" and "tirilu"
 
 my hard drives are named "mtwo", "cmdo", "sigi", "dile", and "boppers"
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 @user-815 
 
 Agreed, and if you leave then you are needed elsewhere. Listen to your heart.
 That's what I did.
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 @user-217 
 
 social media
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 @user-78 
 
 elle - emm - ayyyy - ohhhh
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 capture the flag
 map with lanes (you'll see)
 also was included with the demo of the game back when it was released
 which implies that the developers thought it was one of the best maps
 (at least, the one that best showcased the gameplay style of the full game)
 they let you host multiplayer servers too, which was cool
 just with the demo
 for free
 but like... only 3 or 4 maps
 (I forget how many)
 
 also no mods, which was half of the appeal
 
 I like to play in a way that is non-standard
 
 because I believe it shows the most dense formations of combatants
 
 (the bots can be kinda dumb)
 
 so I put them on "experienced"
 
 be careful not to hurt your allies (hundred percent)
 
 scary! D: D:
 
 regular :)
 
 you can create your own "mutators" by the way
 (just some C++ code, run in their environment, so no need to mess with compilers
 )
 
 3 paths to your enemy
 
 omg :O :O
 
 that's one style of play
 pushing forward
 consistently
 
 but check out this other style that is also pushing forward
 consistently
 
 adrenaline makes you bonused
 
 hey we got a point :D
 
 told ya boosters gave ya bonuses
 
 anyway I just played this map
 and couldn't wait to show it to you
 so let's try a different one
 (because I've already played this one for 31 minutes now
 
 woof too looooong)
 
 biiiiiiig battlefield
 
 thin crevasse
 
 scarrryyyy D: D:
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 we should be able to configure our web browsers so that they don't remember to
 autofill certain pieces of information. Such as the IP address of our router,
 or our bank credentials, or any other forms of passwords that we are using to
 authenticate ourselves. That way our infrastructure that we've designed is less
 susceptible to cybersecurity threats that involve physical access to the
 computer. Or remote control of some kind that is channeled through the UI (like
 RDP or SSH) (a terminal is a text based UI in this context)
 
 Unless of course they knew what they were doing. Which most of them don't.
 Hence why it'd be a good idea to isolate the capabilities of defeating certain
 vulnerabilities to ourselves. Like, a reverse backdoor, only more like a DMZ -
 a sector of computing space (sandboxed of course) that is only utilized for
 understanding the intent of the message sender.
 
 Doing so would require an analysis of the capabilities of the system, the kind
 of analysis that [script kiddies'dve] generated by googl
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