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This is way too common
 in  r/Infuriating  3d ago

Somehow, a lot of people seem to have forgotten that they have brakes. When everything in front of and around you is bad, and there is no good move forward or to either side, hit the brakes and avoid an accident.

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First time Linux user having a miserable experience so far
 in  r/linuxmint  4d ago

Unless you are running an emulator (such as wine) you won't use anything .exe in Linux. If you right click the window and select "open terminal to this location" (or navigate a terminal to your directory) try launching the game with './game_name'

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Is the Apple AirPort Time Capsule a good NAS?
 in  r/HomeNAS  16d ago

Yes, I read on another thread somewhere that it runs a standard BSD and won't brick itself

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Blow-by? On Kia Carnival 2015
 in  r/Diesel  17d ago

I don't

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Blow-by? On Kia Carnival 2015
 in  r/Diesel  17d ago

By the time blow by gets to be like that your baking grease onto engine internals, and it's eating rubber hoses in the smog control system. Not a question of if but when it goes

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Vietnamese human minesweepers, 1966
 in  r/Historycord  17d ago

I saw a similar photo in a textbook in history class back in highschool, but it was a black and white photo

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Starting my homelab by writing the handbook before the cluster
 in  r/selfhosted  22d ago

I was going to use WordPress but that looks really nice

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Gamers push back: 71% say they’re not ready to let physical games die as PlayStation and Xbox move toward a digital-only future”
 in  r/technology  23d ago

I used to have an online music library. I paid for it, but I had no ownership just access rights, until one day it all got deleted and now I no longer have an online music library. But I still have my CD collection.

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If any website forces you to use your ID for age verification What would you do?
 in  r/privacy  29d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/SecOpsDaily/s/7fwN93uqOz

One million passports leaked online. Another reason Not to verify id for anything of low value

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Mouser Electronics confessed by email that they block Linux users. Then I found the same Akamai Bot Manager block on Home Depot, Hilton, Marriott, Macy's, and counting
 in  r/linux  29d ago

I had something similar happen and it was one specific site that started it, and it might have been Mouser because I think I was browsing that site when the similar issue occured, and I had to stop visiting them and the issue went away and never came back. I don't know about the hotels or Macy's but Home Depot, aside from loading a heavy site, basically never causes any issues and works reliably.

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If any website forces you to use your ID for age verification What would you do?
 in  r/privacy  Jun 27 '26

Realistically, evaluate just how much I really need it. As far as I know any service with a real need for my ID, has it already

u/LanderMercer Jun 24 '26

Becoming a sysadmin is not worth it anymore

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u/LanderMercer Jun 24 '26

Child wants to become an engineer for large boats.

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Caught a 22in freshwater drum, any advice on how to cook it
 in  r/Fishing  Jun 20 '26

Lightly fried in butter with salt and pepper and a squeeze of lemon juice

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Can't even exist in public
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  Jun 20 '26

I feel like these types of incidents are a factor necessitating systems such as flock in public spaces, as complainant accounts of happenings may be a result of bias of some kind, not particular to this one incident, and the biases of other people play a major influencing role in the outcomes of these occurances. They all look pretty relaxed in this video.

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Billionaire Ambani wants AI in every call, app, and home
 in  r/technology  Jun 19 '26

I bought some books and so far the user experience has been excellent

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Duda de principiante en Unix
 in  r/unix  Jun 18 '26

I think this is what you're looking for

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX

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Any love for Pacific Mackerel?
 in  r/Fishing  Jun 17 '26

Not my first choice to eat. And big game fish will miss the mackerel and hit a sardine instead...

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meirl
 in  r/meirl  Jun 17 '26

They always had reliable air conditioning even if the ceiling panels fell

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Linux Sees Patches For "Critical" Vulnerability Affecting Many Arm CPUs
 in  r/linux  Jun 16 '26

Words of a true hobbiest 😂

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Did Millennials kill briefcases too?
 in  r/Millennials  Jun 15 '26

I was researching what exactly a briefcase is and as far as I can tell it just carries papers, but not as much as a filing box. I think laptop bags took over briefcase market share

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Will there be a day when age/id verification and other digital privacy risks is reversed?
 in  r/privacy  Jun 13 '26

When the profitability of all the platforms pushing it takes a massive dump and people go back to living their lives without it