Looking for tips on cybersecurity.

[james03]

Say, in this one book I've read I heard you're not supposed to say the word 'gay' as it represents a victory for the homosexuals.

Normally I say faggot or sodomite.  But that doesn't work with "Software as a service is gay".

[ChairmanJoeAintMyPrez]

Say, in this one book I've read I heard you're not supposed to say the word 'gay' as it represents a victory for the homosexuals. It says so in the beginning of this book... here!
https://archive.org/details/defendinghigherl0000unse/page/n17/mode/2up

You have to sign in to view it though.

Read it more closely.  It's a broader imperative.

Any language that conflates sodomy with same-sex attraction is offensive.  If it is one's intent to conflate the two, that's sinful.

[maryslittlegarden]

A couple of sources for linux distros

https://www.shoplinuxonline.com/

https://www.linuxcollections.com/

pclinuxos is my current favorite. No systemd and it runs better than Mint and is very user friendly

I've been using Artix and loving it.  No systemd.  I might look at pclinuxos.  I'm always afraid Artix will go away someday.  Does pclinuxos have a lot of support and popularity?  I think eventually all roads lead to gentoo.

Anyhow, if pclinuxos is easy to use, it would be a great distro for people coming over from Windows to keep them off of systemd.  Systemd is an attempt to turn Linux into Windows and has a lot of security problems.  And the whole reason to get off of Windows besides the money, is security.

It seems pretty well supported.  Repositories for software are pretty current.

https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=pclinuxos 

Gets decent ratings on distrowatch.  I'd really like to try Arch Linux or Slackware...but I'm not tech savvy enough to install either of them. 

Distrowatch is a fantastic informational site for linux distros.

[james03]

Arch Linux is systemd.  Artix is the non-systemd fork.