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.

Might just be a US thing, it’s all I’ve seen in schools here (for daily use I mean, I did see a 3d modeling class using Windows desktops though)

I recently installed mint on my laptop and I’m stumped trying to get my bluetooth headphones and windows’ shared folders to work, I can see why most people don’t use linux

soda can

Doc, I understand you need to charge uber, but did you really have to run through half the map just to ubersaw a spy?

People in the EU are probably going to be fine because of the protections there, people in other countries though…

also the sign language translator standing in front of a non-greenscreened greenscreen is a bit funny

Louis should know better, and that makes me wonder about his intentions. I’ve supported him in the past but this just has me confused.

Edit: I’m not entirely sure this is malicious, but I think he knows that this goes against his own advice on how to start change, and is too stubborn to admit it.

sounds more like cartography students to me