Exactly! if a service running under root creates a file, it belongs to root. if that file has permissions that don’t allow other users to write (most do), then you can’t delete it without sudo afaik

pixel 7a with crdroid

same );

I love how the “it’s retarted” text in the last panel is missing but my brain just reads it anyways

this gives me playstation 1 CD swap vibes

(inserting a legal cd to pass verification and then swapping it for your own cd)

debian?

yeah, I’m kinda mad that they omitted organic maps, in my experience it is the cleanest osm app available.

(it may not have the most features but it’s easy to use and reliable)

I actually thought that it was this way for a long time because of minecraft

BetterYouTube?

slaps on mobility scooter seat

This puppy runs on LibreScooterOS

I think I would still recommend this distro today because imho it’s very usable if you’ve never used linux before and it is in my experience very stable and compatible

(although i use arch now btw, i would probably never recommend it as a beginner distro)

cat /dev/random | tee /dev/sda (linux meme)

apple maps uses openstreetmap underneath? but I think they add a lot of other data like traffic and poi details

more like GPG’s not PGP

Exactly. And even though there are message start and end markers it’s not quite clear at which pixel the signed image starts and ends. Also the image format that is signed is not defined.

I think this is fabricated but still very true

*whispers* I stole that signature from cryptostorms warrant canary: https://cryptostorm.is/canary.txt

Yeah, you’re right. Who thought that it was a good idea to name two things that mean a similar thing PGP and GPG? It is so easy to use the wrong one…

TempleOS?

Yeah, maybe that was a reason too