johannes_silverfox

So long as you keep all of your traffic encrypted, no one'll be able to snoop on it, though they could already see destinations/type of traffic. Anyone who controls a VPN start or end point can see anything that tcpdump can reveal.

I have most of the various books and I think I have the whole archive between them..it was the first comic I read every day when it ran. I had a newspaper route at one point and I loved being able to read the Sunday strip a few days before it 'officially' came out.
I went through some of the books about a year ago and the stuff from the 90s hits really hard today; Watterson foresaw a lot of what we're dealing with now.

Ah, the nostalgia..my introduction to dry British humor.

"Penfold, the engine is knocking."

"Oh, I suppose we'd better let it in, then."

Along with funneling money to his cronies just to accelerate the fall..

Yes, saw it in a theater when it came out..saw it more recently and it aged fairly well.

Atari 2600..I remember the games I got with it quite well (River Raid, The Activision Decathalon), thought I'm not sure if I had a favorite..I played it quite a lot until I got an NES around 1989 and proceeded to play that any spare moment I had, hehe. Action, adventure, RPGs, sports..I played them all ^^

My favorites of the ones I've played are Tennis Ace and Glory Hounds..the former is about the titular character trying to get out of the terrible rut his life is in..and discovering something ~~gay~~ unexpected about himself along the way. The latter is just plain fun and hilarious ^^

That would be an interesting timeline where open source BSD variants have all the hardware support and mindshare while Linux is an obscure project in the vein of Plan 9 or GNU Hurd..no idea how that would have played out.

I love queer furry visual novels; I started with Adastra and went from there ^^ I also enjoy novels/media relating to sports/queerness (such as Kyell Gold’s Out of Position series). (After so many years of denial, I can’t get enough furry queer media, apparently ^^)

That’s beautiful..so cozy and intimate ^^

FreeBSD and NetBSD were first released in 93, but I didn't hear about them until later. I don't think I would have been knowledgeable enough to install/use them back then, either.

I hadn't done any serious work with FreeBSD until earlier this year, when I set up my blog site on it. I wrote an article about that experience at https://jsilverfox.blog/post/freebsd/

The site is running well, I..just need to write more articles for it, eheh.

Alright, thanks for the suggestion..it should be all foxed up now ^^