West Taiwan: baby let’s get back together!

Taiwan: no! you were an asshole to me!

West Taiwan: I wasn’t asking.

Taiwan: this is what I’m fucking talking about!

wish I was like this kid when I was his age.

all I got was social anxiety and crippling depression.

I call the cat that shits on my floors any of the below

• you fat bitch
• shitnugget
• mcshits
• turd factory
• Darth Tater
• lump
• useless lump
• dumbass
• fuzzy bitch
• quazishitsomuch
• turdfuckin
• princess shits-alot
• hello shitty

is this meant to be ironic considering they removed a wall to get paid?

hear me out.

only rich dumbasses climb Everest. $4000 is just the fee to climb on top of the regular fee to them.

instead of charging a fee, make it a requirement to return with x pounds of trash or face jail time.

fuck, I can’t wait for Judgment Day.

OP ignore anyone saying wireguard is better than openvpn, it’s not. they are two solutions used to solve for multiple problems.

openvpn is highly configurable and is more widely supported across almost all platforms but the learning curve is medium to difficult.

wireguard is easier to setup for first timers and has stronger encryption but lacks multiplatform support and has shorter track record ensuring security and viability.

some say wireguard is “faster”, but I haven’t seen any real world instances of this being true unless you get close to the theoretical full saturation of a 1g interface. unless you’re dealing with HA or high throughput apps in a commercial setting I doubt you will run into that issue.

personally I prefer openvpn because I use it across multiple platforms and have peace of mind knowing it’s a tried and tested solution with decades of public and private support.

I have friends who use “it”. It feels kind of weird and wrong for me as if I’m objectifying it but if that’s what it wants it’s what it gets.

ftfy

because poor communities don’t buy the latest and greatest.

I had dialup internet when 1g fiber was a thing because local ISP didn’t have high speed access and I was too poor to afford it anyway.

if asked this I would go into a complicated explanation of how I would dismantle the switches to identify if they were functioning first because of sub-par outsourced manufacturing standards.

they’d probably attempt to move on to a different question, but I would always bring it back to those shoddy light switches.

“so do you have any questions for us?”

yeah, do you know who the manufacturer of the light switches are? it’s probably Leviton, but I’m hoping it’s Honeywell because they’re far superior in quality. you see Leviton uses brass plated contacts vs Honeywell uses full brass fittings that don’t cause resistance and increases the potential for fires. are you aware that using one brand over another could reduce your insurance costs by up to 3%?

video is age restricted, anyone got a peer link?

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then be respectable and hold legitimate elections you Nazi piece of shit.

abduct me harder daddy!

thatsmykink.avi

shrimping, eh?

spez

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I mount them directly from the NAS inside docker volumes.

if there are any configuration/local data files that need to be persistent, those are usually kept in ~/project/{container}. the compose file is kept at the root project directory.

home user is a daemon user created specifically for running docker containers that does not have root privileges.

I can’t believe this was 10 years ago.