most commonly:
- people working extra hard with hopes of rising the ranks
- workers trying to capture more executive style roles as assistants to make bosses work easier
the internet is a dumping ground for suppressed frustration
credit agencies.
listen and navigate useless automated prompt then wait an hour for some crony to inform you that you have no immediate control of your credit due to a system error on their end.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opentracker
https://tor.stackexchange.com/questions/64/how-can-bittorrent-traffic-be-anonymized-with-tor
proxy setting for tracker over tor network
zoning too. but probably overstated for most cases.
strategic proximity to popular roads or highways.
thats very strange
a L00T
for gentoo:
heres my unique take..
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one tough question: do you want a fairly basic boring OS with a small set of installed pkgs.. BUT ALSO are u occasionally willing to get your hands dirty w troubleshooting too?
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learn about USE flags,slot conflicts, and common gcc errors. esp learn to read basic notation. go to gentoo forum and see what these errors tend to look like.
bonus: read manpage and wiki info on portage and emerge. -
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can u do a bit of scripting like bash or python? are u willing to spend time on initial install and run compiled updates overnight and occasionally troubleshoot error. can you read logs? are you comfortable asking for help?
paid options for the elites: buy several multi TB hdd and host&curate a personal search index.. to supplement conventional search results.
or personal AWS storage but thats likely to be risky and more expensive. also relatively difficult.
voyager is easiest to use.
eternity is most customizable.
i use both.
Uses alot of battery power.
redreader is similar. no account needed. Tor only mode.