You can technically run Linux on a USB stick. You need to install the boot partition in the system itself not in the USB partition.
But I seriously recommend against this. I once ran ZorinOS like this back in the day, when I was testing the waters and that thing was stuttering. I ran it off a USB 3.2 stick and even then it was slow. Not to mention the heat and the damage to your USB port.
Stay away if possible.
tldr
If the internet is 175 x 1024^7 bytes, that’s 960,947 grams’ worth of DNA. That’s the same as 10.6 American males. Or one third of a Cybertruck. Or 64,000 strawberries.
Anything but metric.
One thing that we share with reddit is the emoji usage policy. Keep it to a minimum or use none.
Might be some omegle screenshots
Surprisingly modern looking photo
Federatingly simping for the fediverse chick.
Maybe they can cut down on displaying these footers with irrelevant information for us. They are certainly more than three characters of a pronoun.
What if she is real? And is reaching out to everybody cause she is lonely?
Only cool people get nicoled. I got 3.
With root permission you can do chroot.
Edit, I did some digging and found that its not the normal files that they can access but can modify kernel parameters and can mount devices and access their files etc. If you want to learn more check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36425230/privileged-containers-and-capabilities
Thanks for the 01, I thought one meant 03
What? You got what?
Are they breeding face huggers?
One of the main advantage of podman is that, it respects the firewall rules. Docker don’t do that. Also having rootless podman means if somehow the container went rogue, it cannot have access to your root directory and perform malicious actions.
Also podman is a drop in replacement for docker. It does not need much configurations to setup. If you need compose, you might need to install podman-compose as well.
Put a nsfw tag please
Well its also a simple browser so it will preview the HTML page like any other browser would. But I don’t know about audio files though.