@omni
This account is banned, somehow. Can't contact anyone to delete it.
If a mod/admin comes accross this, delete the account. If you are not an admin or mod and know me, my XMPP is mlatylorxu [AT] neko [DOT] im. Yes, you can add me.
Notices by Omni (omni), page 32
-
@pony I've never used Tor's real onion stuff, and I'm looking in how this "publishing a Freesite" works. I think Freenet needs some more cool CC-licensed FLAC-quality music :P
-
@pony I like the art somewhat, but yeah. Even though Freenet is more of a fun thing right now, I'd still recommend keeping it and Tor installed due to governments all around the world becoming more and more interested in monitoring and filtering the Internet :x
-
@minti I figure you'd like this artwork by Denis Salem which I found on Freenet: ("I've switched from Ubuntu to Arch Linux" "I... I love you!") http://ur1.ca/c110a
-
@minti The lack of definition for the term "good ones" disturbs me slightly.
-
@minti Well, screw you too. I wanted to be the best for once. Oh well, I still have more Internets than the average person.
-
@minti Then we can share both Freesites and .onion domains, and you would have the amount of Internets that I have and I'd have to think of something new to have the most Internets.
-
DEAR EVERYONE: I CAN ACCESS MORE WEBSITES THAN YOU CAN DO. I OFFICIALLY HAVE THE MOST INTERNETS. THE GAME IS OVER, AND I WIN.
-
@omni Which reminds me...
-
@minti Well, if you would install Freenet we could, like, visit top-secret websites which you can't find on the normal Internet and share a lot of those links and make people go all "WTH THIS DOESN'T WORK" and go "Muahaha! We have more Internets than you do!" or something like that.
-
@minti Because you're one of those guys who get excited by blue text?
-
For the... probably nobody who uses #Freenet in here, this guy has some nice art: http://127.0.0.1:8888/USK@oZ89lerr95jMR3691beV6YaB0NHufZSZn~yK80tTSvg,~WHO0gaREIvBFlmST71EefrMH~i1POH9GoHAc1heKds,AQACAAE/denissalem/47/index.html
-
-
@xrevan86 For me, when it comes to notification deamons: GNOME3 > KDE4 > Everything else.
-
@xrevan86 I'm pretty sure that's the GNOME2 notification system, I want the GNOME3 one.
-
@minti KDE is like... Windows 7 with a zillion more configuration options. It's pretty great for power users.
-
@xrevan86 But notification system! And overview!
-
@xrevan86 But not GNOME3-fancy! :(
-
@nerthos I don't only listen to junk :P
-
@minti I hated GNOME2 with a passion and like GNOME3 a lot more. I do completely understand your preference for GNOME2, though.
-
@xrevan86 KDE4 is better than GNOME3 is practically every single way except the way it looks. However, I decided I like staring at nice-looking things so... yeah.
-
@minti You are able to have more than one window at a time? Obligatory mess to prove my point in screenshot. http://ur1.ca/c102d
-
@redenchilada GNOME3 is, like Metro, make for both computers and tablets. Their is one difference, though: It is actually quite usable on a normal computer.
-
@minti GNOME3 isn't a tiling window manager, though. That is the "Activities" overview which lists all open windows (you go there by pressing "Super" (A.K.A.: Start))
-
@widget I tried to load a new kernel over another one using the Magic SysRq Key combinations without having kexec even installed. Needless to say, SysRq+REISUB completely and utterly froze my system.
-
@nerthos Actually, yes: http://imgur.com/r/linux/eNbj4
-
@derpy128 Why the laughing smiley? GNOME3 is sweet! Look at it! *pushes screenshot in your face* LOOK AT IT AND AGREE TO ITS AWESOMENESS! http://ur1.ca/c0zw1
-
@nerthos I'm mad for not having a kernel panic screensaver for Linux. Then again, the only way you really notice is because your caps lock and scroll lock keys will blink furiously.
-
@derpy128 GNOME3
-
Dear Microsoft: You're supposed to FIX errors in your Operating System, not distribute them as screensavers: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897558.aspx