@MiyoLinux

Like I said though, if someone is towards 100 on one side of the scale, in the case of right wingers lately, 95 mostly and some other right winger say its Google, is more like 85, because they resist certain stuff out of sanity to keep them safe, not because they actually care about anything but money...

The people with the 95 score will accuse the people of 85 of being too liberal.

Conversely, the same can happen on the left wing scale.

I am aware that my views would look like communism to most of the nutjob right wingers in this country, given that I don't have a fondness for copyright, trademarks and patents and if they were to continue, they would need be 10 years in every conceivable way before going to public domain, no extensions allowed, etc... not to mention, I would want all these greedy companies that get subsidization to lose it without any compensation whatsoever, including fossil fuels and tobacco, alcohol products and ban surveilence by corporations and ban the pat-riot act and similar bs laws from existence.

Force the web to be debloated back to a 1.0, or 2.0 state, back javascript and java and other likewise bloated technologies from being used for anything.

Would also want corporations to be taxed 100 times more than they are now, given they already dodge taxes anyhow.

I could go on and on, but my point being,

they would see me as a 2000 point score liberal.

Reality is, there are some europeans who have these views and they looked at as being the bernie sanders of Europe in the sense of how the country views their thoughts.

That's what I have gathered from all the youtube comments I have seen in the past on politics videos and getting into open source or as some call it libre software, etc...

PS, I begin to wonder if Google's idea of open source isn't so much that its Proprietary open source software, as much as:

Sneaky  Open Source Software

To be honest, they probably don't need to make anything proprietary at this point in their services as long as the code is mega hard to change like redhat.

Btw, I mentioned that redhat is a spelling for hatred for a reason.

Its like a self-fulfilling prophecy.

When they choose that name,  it was almost like they ironically predicted their own future!

The follow-up blog post you mentioned started out actually funnier than I expected lol.

the part where you responded to him saying contribute to the guide instead, your response has already started out hysterical that soon.

Though, maybe I should mention, that was actually the funniest part for me.  Went down in quality after that little by little I thought.

The first, was brilliant, the fifth, was amusing, the 8th, was a bit confusing as to the joke there? I assume it has to do with it being experimental software? Idk...

The rest, meh...

That being said, I enjoy sarcastic trolling more than regular trolling usually, so that might explain why I feel this way if you didn't understand before.

Okay then heatsink,  or if you prefer Sir Medium Fluidity,

let me know when you see the comment above this one.

I mean, yeah... that is a given.

but my point being, is just that, if it can be done with vm, it should work outside of vm.

There is only one catch:

You won't know if internet works properly with a VM.

So... yeah.
I usually do this more or less:

qemu-img create -f qcow2 an.qcow2 60G
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 3072 -cdrom an.iso -boot d an.qcow2 --enable-kvm
qemu-system-x86-64 --enable-kvm an.qcow2 -cpu kvm64,+nx -m 4096 -device AC97

Btw, if you already have the OS installed and use the cd rom option and it looks like it will boot the usual os, it is still possible to press escape or have it start the other way, etc... if needed.

Not impressed?

Go figure...

That being said, can you show me some of your gems of trolling?

Windows 3.0

Pressing ALT F4 when audacity was opened, didn't give me a million dollars?

I thought that was absurd lol.

That being said, you must have a different idea of trolling then me or Andy.

He thought it was hysterical.

xD

I know I did.

Don't get me wrong, I know your joking here, but uh, be careful, the world has quite a few authorities who take this stuff seriously, even when its a joke.

That being said, by my standards,  most of the far right would think I was a communist when in reality, there is a huge part of the world where my ideals would be considered more centrist...

(Europe)

The more time passes tho, the more the country I live in, moves further right sometimes it seems and then they, the far right accuse "google" of being a leftist liberal whatever...

Since when do liberals identify with google? Their data centers heavily impact climate change in a negative way.

What drugs must those people be on?  This would be like telling an arsonist he is being arrested for not burning down enough houses...

WTF?

Wonder which drugs made people think Google is liberal...?

Hopefully its not going to make people crack...

Funny, some youtubers I have seen via  invidio instances have said something similar to the OP.

Also, thinkpenguin, said something regarding all wifi routers being locked down, but that also seems to not be true, for linksys anyways.

It was with regard to FCC new rules that were being pushed at one point, not something thinkpenguin said, just so you all know.

Except linksys was refusing to fall for the trap of feeling like they need to lock it down completely like the others.

This all being said, fear is everywhere more or less.

some is valid, some is semi valid and some is flat out lies.

I thought that was already obvious... I was confused why you didn't reply here sooner.

xD

This statement, though some would consider it crass and offensive, is just annoying, but true.

I will admit, that is nicer than I expected from you.

Not meaning to sound sarcastic either.

To be fair, I am being  completely serious.

My point was, you might perceive this as sarcasm, but its not.

Anywho, later!

Haven't actually checked sysfs specifically, was trying a while ago.

As for the full quoting, I should mention, I don't always think before I act/post, etc...

Its a long story that I cannot get into right now...

Okay, the above messages you said here, are actually good advice, just one slight issue though:

Does this work this way on hardware from 2008+?

Or  before 2014?

Considering this, I will take your advice till other situations make themselves known.