Even if it’s a hard and an awkward situation to be in, damn that trashy of Rudeus.

Everyone should have a homie like Soldat though.

It’s not that much work honestly. Like in May when arch was migrating to git you had to manually update your pacman config to remove the community repo, if you didn’t do it at some point there’d be a risk of having a broken system. It was a simple change, basically removing a few lines from the config, but keeping up with arch “news” and sometimes having to do something simple is more than a lot of people are willing to do.

Sure.

The basic maintenance is having to update your system often. In my experience it’s good practice to do it at least once every 2 weeks, or you risk having more manual interventions (like having to partial update archlinux-keyring which is used verify package signatures, it’s the most common issue in my experience). That’s mostly all of it.

But sometimes, you have to do some manual changes. The last big one was back in May when arch was migrating to git and you had to change your package manager (pacman) configuration. It was a simple change, basically deleting like 2 lines in your config, but if you didn’t do it you’d probably end up with a broken system at some point. The manual interventions are always listed on the main arch page (link).

It’s not that much work if you’re into that, but it’s still more than a lot of people are willing to do.

If you’re somewhat knowledgeable in linux you should have no problems. The documentation is excellent and there’s a big community to help if you need it. As is with most things, arch has an excellent documentation on system maintenance (link).

If you’re looking for something familiar but without the ubuntu bullshit then Mint or Pop! OS are pretty good. You can’t go wrong there.

But if you’re feeling spicy try Endeavor OS, it’s pretty much arch but with an installer and sane defaults. Great community, rolling release. You will sometimes have to get your hands dirty with system maintenance though, as it is with arch distros.

Dude transformed into Zero from Code Geass.

Also, Char is a treasure and must be protected at all costs.

By using a VPN you are essentially routing your internet traffic through another computer and another ISP. So you have one of the VPN provider’s IP addresses. So what they have to do is find out which IP addresses are used by VPNs and block those. It’s very hard, but for the biggest companies somewhat doable.

Looks like more of the same.

God, I love how Gojou gets so excited every time he uses a powerful move. He knows how amazing he is.

Judging from the Aya’s summary, has to be the butler, right?

He’s from the mansion, he intimately knows the mansion and the residents, he can touch the spike (which excludes the eldest son), he doesn’t have an alibi (the maid was with the daughter, the second son was with the father), he’d be able to sneak up because the victim trusts him.

Seems to be the obvious answer, wonder if it’ll really be that easy. Or maybe the maid did it before spending time with the daughter?

Bungou Stray Dogs is back!

I love Ranpo. Truly the agency’s most powerful asset. He saves the agency members from a hopeless situation, walks into a press conference, explains the impossible mystery, gets swatted, decides to leave.

What a chad.

For all the hate that the EU gets, I really appreciate that they won’t bend over for corporate overlords when in comes to privacy.