So does this mean that the “Second Breakfast” contingent of the Fellowship can be stored in one Hobnibble? Seems apt.
BougieBirdie
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3·7 days agoI suppose if you’re going to die of the beetus it might as well be in your sleep
Vincenzo, beati sumus?
“Living the dream!”
“Oh yeah?”
“Yeah, I hope to wake up any day now.”
3·7 days agoIn this economy!?
Surely you’ve thoroughly thought this through though?
Here for a good time, not for a long time
Winning is all about CONFIDENCE
Well of course, it’s an unwritten rule
281·1 month agoI’ve heard before that the generous bulges of this era have something to do with knights having rampant syphilis and needing more room to breathe.
Isn’t history neat?
What do you call the face in the third panel? I was trying to find a copypasta for it the other day and didn’t know what to search for.
8·2 months agoIsn’t that the joke behind “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature?” That the supposed feature is, in fact, a bug?
Try, “Not Polish,” and they’ll still have a shot
Make to-do list- All of the things I’m supposed to do
I am on a roll!
Ay, let me know if they’re hiring
My understanding is that no amount of anti-virus software replaces common sense. As long as you’re not downloading sketchy programs and giving them permission to run, you’re pretty well set.
Some people might tell you that there’s no viruses on Linux, but that isn’t exactly true. Linux has something like 2% of the desktop market, which makes it less attractive to develop malware for - but 2% of a few billion computers is still millions of potential targets. Not to mention that Linux dominates the server market, and arguably that’s where malware is more valuable. To think that there’s no malware targeting Linux is naive.
Many anti-virus suites are effectively malware though. If you decide you do need AV software make sure to do your research before installing any.
Anyway, long story, I don’t personally use an anti-virus, and for your stated uses I’m not sure I’d recommend one.
If you’re mostly using it as a web browser then I would definitely recommend a solid ad blocker. UBlock Origin is free, highly esteemed, and can be installed as an extension to whatever browser you’re currently using.