As people grow up, they stop believing in magic

Just udm14?

IIRC before first Debian, ny Slackware’s packages where plan .tar.gz files

I’m testing with Google(Dot) Cursors. I do remember that a couple decades ago I was using something similar converted from CursorXP that had some transparency

I remember having to program a trap for double-clicking buttons in an application.

Then I had to implement a penalty for triple-clicking.

Later, I converted it to a progressive incremental penalty.

A quarter of a century IIRC

Try KleverNotes

I can confirm I’ve never used psuedo random numbers

Mine is Nike (Just do it)

Mine was a 386 (AMD IIRC), Slackware 1.0, more than 24h to compile the (0.99pl…) kernel

Nice. Waiting to the first that uses it to run excel in wine

That’s to add an “authority”. Done that. But firefox doesn’t find a personal (id) cert signed by that CA (fnmt.es)

I can’t. Firefox on Android doesn’t handle my personal certificate so it’s a hassle to access gov sites

I don’t see the date of the offer, but they’re in the (bad) news these days

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/internet-archive-hacked-data-breach-impacts-31-million-users/

File existing and we’re able to read it are two quite different conditions

I’d rather use this one which extends to all screens, but I’ve never used Windows on my systems (excepting Windows 2000 Pro for a year).

In Other Words

You usually should go with the symlinks for a normal usage. There’re marginal use cases where you mount a folder, like modifying permissions, attributes, with not straight to learn tools like bindfs.

You mount a filesystem (container), whereas a folder is something contained in a filesystem (IOW, not a filesystem)