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Weird thing, I got hit with a vulnerability in either Chromium as used
by Nativefier's Web apps I'd made, or the Chrome browser, under Debian,
it appeared to be contained within the app's space and not destroying my
OS itself, but out of an abundance of caution I wiped the internal SSD
with Win11 25H2, and installed Norton which I still have a license for
through the next several months, to scan my external backups, wasn't
logically necessary, but I was just trying to approach it as though
anything could be wrong.

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it
perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.
--
Joel W. Crump

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On 2/24/2026 12:03 AM, Joel W. Crump wrote:

Weird thing, I got hit with a vulnerability in either Chromium as used
by Nativefier's Web apps I'd made, or the Chrome browser, under Debian,
it appeared to be contained within the app's space and not destroying my
OS itself, but out of an abundance of caution I wiped the internal SSD
with Win11 25H2, and installed Norton which I still have a license for through the next several months, to scan my external backups, wasn't logically necessary, but I was just trying to approach it as though
anything could be wrong.

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

If I cover my dick with very fresh dog feces, will you blow me, Joel?
It really would be the Christian thing to do.
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 00:26:20 -0500, bill_wilson wrote:

If I cover my dick with very fresh dog feces, will you blow me ...

WouldnrCOt that be fun ... I wonder what they would say at A&E? rCLHow did
you get dog shit in your bladder? Sorry, but itrCOs infected and itrCOll
have to come out. HererCOs your new urine bag. Try not to get dog shit
in it, wonrCOt you?rCY
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 00:03:37 -0500, Joel W. Crump wrote:

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

Yeah, we all know you're AC/DC.
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On 2/24/2026 1:44 AM, rbowman wrote:

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it
perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

Yeah, we all know you're AC/DC.

That's not it, though, I'd potentially keep this because Winblows can
run certain apps natively, that what's available for Linux doesn't match.
--
Joel W. Crump
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 00:26:20 -0500, bill_wilson wrote:

On 2/24/2026 12:03 AM, Joel W. Crump wrote:

Weird thing, I got hit with a vulnerability in either Chromium as used
by Nativefier's Web apps I'd made, or the Chrome browser, under Debian,
it appeared to be contained within the app's space and not destroying
my OS itself, but out of an abundance of caution I wiped the internal
SSD with Win11 25H2, and installed Norton which I still have a license
for through the next several months, to scan my external backups,
wasn't logically necessary, but I was just trying to approach it as
though anything could be wrong.

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it
perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

If I cover my dick with very fresh dog feces, will you blow me, Joel?
It really would be the Christian thing to do.

No, there is nothing Christian about being a homosexual demon.
--
CrudeSausage
John 14:6
Isaiah 48:16
Pop_OS!
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On 2/24/2026 8:41 AM, CrudeSausage wrote:

On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 00:26:20 -0500, bill_wilson wrote:

On 2/24/2026 12:03 AM, Joel W. Crump wrote:

Weird thing, I got hit with a vulnerability in either Chromium as used
by Nativefier's Web apps I'd made, or the Chrome browser, under Debian,
it appeared to be contained within the app's space and not destroying
my OS itself, but out of an abundance of caution I wiped the internal
SSD with Win11 25H2, and installed Norton which I still have a license
for through the next several months, to scan my external backups,
wasn't logically necessary, but I was just trying to approach it as
though anything could be wrong.

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it
perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

If I cover my dick with very fresh dog feces, will you blow me, Joel?
It really would be the Christian thing to do.

No, there is nothing Christian about being a homosexual demon.

Stop bowing down to Satan.
--
Joel W. Crump
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On Tue, 24 Feb 2026 02:05:40 -0500, Joel W. Crump wrote:

On 2/24/2026 1:44 AM, rbowman wrote:

Now that I have reassured myself that whatever happened is behind me,
the question would be how long before I reinstall Debian, but I'm
actually giving Win11 a chance, there are some advantages to using it
perhaps, although if I were to bet I'd think I'd tire of it.

Yeah, we all know you're AC/DC.

That's not it, though, I'd potentially keep this because Winblows can
run certain apps natively, that what's available for Linux doesn't
match.

I've got a Win11 laptop and even fired it up yesterday to refresh my
memory on WSL but usually it's a base for various projects, horizontal surfaces being what they are.

I don't dislike Windows and used it at work since our clients ran Windows
but there is nothing I use that isn't available on Linux. I mean the exact application, not a close substitute. For a sublime level of ridiculousness
I even built a .NET IoT application on Linux and transferred it to a
Raspberry Pi 5 to make the LEDs blinken.

I don't want to blame that experiment but the Bookworm OS on the Pi
started taking minutes to boot so I burned a microSD with Trixe that boots fine. fwiw, Bookworm was on a Samsung Evo and the new one is on a Amazon Basics. I've had excellent luck with the Basics cables etc and that
apparently extends to microSD cards.
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