What’s the context? Just an original concept that uses the Simpsons character as a spring board? Or is it a mashup between a couple of different sources?

That scam is called “brushing.”

Amazon does have a report process for it, but yeah it’s most likely to go into the Ai chipper.

No real justice for those women he raped, but at least he wont hurt anyone else now.

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Jesus, this guy was an immense piece of ACAB shit for 35 years. The above barely scratches his evil. Read the whole article to see just a list of crimes and abuse:

The inquiry into Golubski stems from the case of Lamonte McIntyre, who started writing to McCloskey’s nonprofit nearly two decades ago.

McIntyre was just 17 in 1994 when he was arrested and charged in connection with a double homicide, within hours of the crimes. He had an alibi; no physical evidence linked him to the killings; and an eyewitness believed the killer was an underling of a local drug dealer. Golubski and the dealer have since been charged in a separate federal case of running a violent sex trafficking operation.

The eyewitness only testified that McIntyre was the killer after Golubski and a now disbarred attorney threatened to take her children away, she alleged in a lawsuit.

McIntyre’s mother said in a 2014 affidavit that she wonders whether her refusal to grant regular sexual favors to Golubski prompted him to retaliate against her son.

In 2022, the local government agreed to pay $12.5 million to McIntyre and his mother to settle a lawsuit after a deposition in which Golubski invoked his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent 555 times. The state also paid McIntyre $1.5 million.

A bullet on his back porch was far too kind for this motherfucker.

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“Ouch.”

That’s a lot of words to say “I was wrong about windows not having built in tooling” but you did include it, so good on you.

Linux being mainly enthusiasts is a detriment, not a positive. Windows appealing to everyone is something Linux needs to work more towards, and thankfully it slowly is. Bifurcating the different use cases into “no, only enthusiasts over here in linux land and you casuals over on windows” is a problem, not the solution.

Both OSs can be used for serious or casual purposes. That should be applauded, and the better elements of both should be considered honestly. Making easily rebuffed strawmen about what Windows can or cant do isn’t helpful to anyone.

You hope.

The thing about aliens is that they are alien. You don’t know what they can do.

Im sure there are linux users that don’t ever use ssh and would look at you quizzically if you asked them about bash. The fact that linux has built more of an enthusiast community doesn’t change the operating system. I would be entirely wrong if I said you had to install a tightVNC viewer/server to connect to a remote linux system, or install golang to write a simple linux script.

You should criticize Windows, as it’s woefully user hostile, but do so in a reasonable way. Pretending that it doesn’t have excellent built in tooling doesn’t help your case.

The relays are test level only. They are at the stage where people are dipping their toys in the water to see if it’s actually a resilient protocol.

There are no viable alternatives right now, and there may never be.

Black tea is a nice way to leave coffee. It has about half the caffeine and a “in the same ballpark” flavor and ritual.

Lots of that is the steamdeck, so it’s a bit hard to say if even that lackluster improvement means actual Linux OS usage past “platform for an app that users dont leave.”

These are aspirational goals and not at all actively true now. They are technically possible, but not actually viable as a social media network.

Its design was based on a drop in for twitter, and will always require a megacorp sized entity for it to operate, due to a “god’s eye view of all data” model requiring huge, faste data lifts to exist at all.

Best case is some opensource org like internet archive/wikipedia willing to spend 6-7 figures/month(raw costs +engineering talent) on running the service, but so far none have.

Best not to prod the mouse.

Introducing “Masto! The flying elephant! A legally distinctive flying elephant than Dumbo!”

Unattended updates are pretty easy to setup in ubuntu, even without configuration management.

I live and work in both worlds, and neither of your examples are true.

Powershell/cmd line/wmi is pretty deep tooling at this point. Windows being object instead of text based is a different thought process, but it is deeply powerful. Simple one line powershell scripts can do a lot.

Ssh is also a built in feature now, since Windows 10. You can just enable it, but there are also tons of clients that aren’t mobaxterm like putty/kitty/royal ts/etc. Its also not the primary text interface to work interactively with other windows machines, so it doesn’t have the same importance in the windows world.

I much prefer linux in general, but it’s best to criticize microsoft for its actual faults, not imaginary ones.

Brackets are lobbied for. You cant lobby a straight line.

Hilariously, fax machines are as archaic as the pony express. They were invented around 1850.

Abraham Lincoln could have literally sent a japanese samurai a fax.

Its something of a mystery game. You wake up in an unfamiliar place and have a nebulous goal.

Letting the clues of the story build is a big part of the experience.

That’s just “welcome to humans.” People can be awful for all sorts of reasons.

Literally.