Not usually.

It’s techno-fascism

Is this because the cops at schools are pussies?

I don’t know if they’re my favorite animal but I want a pet skunk. They’re so cute! As for my favorite animal ever, maybe a wooly mammoth.

If someone asked me to wear a condom, I would wear a condom. It’s your body, it’s your rules. Don’t let anyone give you shit for it.

Sorry for the late response. I read your post and some Wikipedia articles and also watched some YouTube videos and I now have a basic understanding of the comparative method. My question seems misinformed looking back. Side note, this topic also got my to read about Proto-Human language which Wikipedia says is widely rejected so that was an interesting detour. It’s fun to learn. I’ll check out the linguistics community. Thank you!

I’ll be using it too. I’ll let you know how it goes.

I’ve used btrfs for years. I kind of wanted to try using something different. I also want to learn more about ZFS.

I’m quite poor. I’m thankful every day that my mom and dad still let me live with them.

I never keep important data on my OS drive. So my only worry with it breaking is the time I’d have to spend reinstalling and reconfiguring my system. Thank you!

Is it fair use if I do it?

Flavored sparkling water might be what you’re looking for. I also drink caffeine free diet coke. I would recommended.

AAC always confused me. I’ve seen them use the extensions .m4a, .mp4, and .aac. But they’re all different are they not? I still have a few albums I downloaded on iTunes back in the day and they’re all .m4a. More confusing however, ALAC also uses the .m4a extension. I think Apple is bad at naming things.

Bruh I was drinking so many of those I could have made an army’s worth of monster guns. I gave them up.

oh god not nicole

RIP Bcachefs. Oh, what could have been.

Mine is set to Esperanto.

I can be that man ;)

Yes, and yes.

fre:ac is a gui program that can do exactly what you need. It supports every codec you could ever want. Unless you want ATRAC for some weird reason.

Edit: Also it supports Linux, Windows, and MacOS.