I hear don't run random stuff from the internet alot but back when i was using windows, if i found something interesting on say github i would just download and run it and i expected windows defender to block any viruses. Is there something similar for linux? Like if I go around installing random Aur packages, is there anything stopping viruses from doing virus things?

I tried to "fix" this using xdg-ninja but then gave up and resorted to just creating a .home in ~ then running usermod -d ~/.home. Then I just symlinked my documents and .config and etc. folders to my "real" home.

and maybe also i2p of u can be bothered

I want to just mention frp, I use it to get around firewalls

I use biglybt, i know the ui isn't great but the features make up for it

wow, thanks for the key :) i think this might be my first time winning a lottery thing

id to enter for sniper elite 4

(I'll find a funny meme to put here later)

uh, i did?

can u explain why its a bad idea?

id say it’s basically tcp with a password

try ctrl f on the readme?

today i learned something about windows on a linux ~~subreddit~~ community

Element/Matrix apparently