Your moral and intellectual superior never said that this was just about “photos of people in public”. We are talking about a specific way of manipulating that data in a database and its specific application and use.

Furthermore, there are plenty of laws in different states about taking pictures of people in public. At the moment, public photography is acceptable as long as it’s general, but you cannot record individuals specifically. This is quite common. But since there is no federal legislation about this, it can very simply be regulated.

Alexandre Dumas.

I doubt this is as difficult as their life gets, but if it is, me too lol

Sorry, I was doing a bit from Everclear lyrics. That’s super cool that you saw Yes for your first concert. My first concert was Aerosmith in 1992.

Jesus Christ, you are a bottom of the barrel intellect. Fuck off, Republican brain.

I remember 1977. I started going to concerts and I saw the Led Zeppelin!

No, I think you’re absolutely right and it’s comforting to know there are others who do this too. I have a kind of 3-5-7 trial period for getting into new music. If it’s crap but I want to give it a chance, I’ll do 3-5 album plays; if it’s ok but has potential I might not see, 5-7 plays. Anything challenging but enjoyable gets minimum 10 plays.

About the self inducement, that is making me question myself a little. There are things that I’ve tried over and over to get into that I just cannot no matter what, but I’m seriously questioning if it really is possible to “make” yourself like something through type of, I guess familiarity?

That’s not what ad hominem means. And as I said, I don’t think this is protected by the first amendment. You’re the one who got rude first.

C++

Male supremacists are also cringe.

Everything I have to say is clever in comparison to your bottom of the barrel idiocy.

I was wondering the same thing. I thought the reason this thing has never taken off is because it’s ridiculously hard to make firmware that operates these radios.

Your superior thinks otherwise, my boy.

Yep, I only started to learn this when I needed it at work. People who use radios like police, fire, military, that makes sense. Otherwise, my girlfriend and I sometimes use it when we have trouble understanding each other.

Maybe it should be!

Yep, you’re right. You still have to do the OOBE skip with Home edition. I’m just playing around to see if I can find another way.

Let me test it because yes, I was doing Education Pro ones.

Whoah hold on, are they not pulled over??!!

Linux is really mature nowadays. I spent like five hours getting my NIC to work back in 2006 on my laptop. Now, it all seems to work pretty seamlessly. For people who just want to use a basic GUI and press “install” buttons, I think it’s perfectly fine.

No, you don’t need a domain. You just have to select that option to avoid signing up for an account. They must have changed it, because it’s super simple now. I spun up like ten Windows 11 VMs last week using this method.

All you have to do is a domain join now. No skipping the OOBE via command line, etc.