LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@social.cleverlibre.org

@aety
Fits my color scheme.

@GNUxeava
I have all my devices set to low brightness and dark theme. The only bright object is my keyboard- even that I adjust according to situation.

@skyblond
I've been trying to think of possible solutions- but it might help to know a few things like how much space you need, its primary use and how you intend to access it(eg ssh, rdp, etc).

@skyblond
>The contents are stored in us-east.
Ok, so all contents are according to US Copyright law. So technically it should have been ok so long as it wasn't seem that you were distributing the material. Even then, in some cases it might be argued that it was an abuse of their services.
>> No further information will be disclosed regarding this matter.
Well that's just rude...
>I'm not sure why. If I'm violating their terms of use, they can point out which one I'm broken.
Ideally, they should.
>Maybe next time I'll encrypt them before uploading them to some cloud service. I thought I could trust the cloud service platforms.
The only provider you can really trust is yourself.

@skyblond

>> Hmmmm, I don't think storing some personal photos and some copies of DVDs will be illegal. DVD copies might be piracy, but at least I bought the physical disk and make a digital copy without sharing it with anyone.
<< Unauthorized copies of copyrighted material can be considered illegal depending on the country in which is hosting your storage.
>> The false-positive... I do have some photos of when I was young, a 12 years old boy wearing swimming pants on the beach. I mean, it shouldn't be child porn I guess? They are just normal pictures.
<< It would be considered pornographic depending on the standards of which the country in which the server farm is located. Assuming it's within your own country- you would know it's definitions. Typically, a simple picture of a young child in swimming attire isn't grounds for child pornography.

@skyblond
Is there any reason to suspect illegal content amongst your personal files? Or maybe false-positives?

@skyblond
I take it you've tried this??
Customer service::
1 (866) 403-7638‬
https://watson.service-now.com/wcp
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6415743
https://www.ibm.com/planetwide/us/

@Acer
In my opinion, people are more needy than dogs. Dogs seem to have simpler expectations than humans.

@Moon @mangeurdenuage
>>How would genetics prevail
>Survival.
But how does death=survival? I feel like I'm missing something here.
>>the Taliban
>Idk why you brought the Taliban up in this the subject is pretty broad considering there's more than two country still doing this.
>Some country have made it non legal but is still practiced and the cops aren't applying the law.
It was just and random example. Then I thought of the odds of surviving stealing someone else's wife and guns do not play in favor of such scenarios. Im hindsight, there are far easier countries to attempt such a stunt.

@mangeurdenuage @Moon
How would genetics prevail unless an independent fight against the Taliban was won? What are the odds of a lone shitposter independently winning a firefight against the Taliban in a not-call-of-duty scenario?

@Pat
You can if you work from home and your travel is naturally limited.

@mangeurdenuage @Moon
You know why. I wouldn't condone it. Better off being a virgin weeb than pick a fight with Taliban.

@Acer
Caring for others would ruin your life???

@Pat
1) had to lift car up to get to oil drain. Take tire off and put under rotor in case the car falls off the jack.
2) I had drip pan and milk jug ready in garage. Haha though :)
3) I can't afford a new car right now.