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Where is the funny?
idk, it has been a year and no funny has been found.
C:\/documents
Where do I hide the porn under Linux? Might migrate to Linux, and I want to keep my porn collection.
I know this is a joke but here comes my two cents:
- Create a hidden folder called .free_energy_designs
- Put some random images of pyramids in there
- Use VeraCrypt to encrypt with secret second encryption layer where you store your porn
May i ask, is it a single or multi user machine? Who owns it and/or has root access? Will anyone try to access your account (sudo abuse, give me the password let me search, bumps into it on shared account, etc...)?
Just rename it to homework, like a civilized person.
Why hide it? But unless you normally have hidden files shown you could just put a period at the start of the folder name and then it'll be hidden (works on windows too). Generally you'd put all that stuff in the home folder for your user, so "/home//.notporn/"
Why is this react / windows? Odd
ReactOS and windows use almost the same file system
Now that's a name i don't see in a long time, i hope the project is still active
it is, they just decided for the quality of the updates then the quantity of updates
Cool, i hope this project someday will get to people who want to keep using a old machine but don't wanna to install something like linux
Extended Text Configuration and Unix System Repository Because why include what the letters actually mean?
There efficency gains to small file names, less data to type or handoff to the kernal, less text on the screen from ls
Create a folder named "PORN", copy the manfiles directory to it.
Where's /run ?
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