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Nathan Turner3 said:First thing that pops into my head is Target. I'm not sure if they carry this specific brand, but their selection is definitely huge. Have you checked them out yet?

Man, I actually checked there back before the pandemic hit... didn't see anything then. I was honestly planning on swinging by again this week, but now I'm thinking they probably don't carry that stuff.
Hey everyone, does anyone happen to know where I can track down a Pentel GraphGear 1000 mechanical/technical pencil around here in the States?
M. Night Shyamalan: The Man and His Work in Movies ·
Honestly, I’m such a huge fan of the stuff he put out before >... especially >... but man, ever since that movie, it feels like nothing has really hit the mark. I actually ended up turning off > after only thirty minutes because it was just too much for me. 🙂
I gotta say, my two absolute favorites of his have to be > and >...
My company banned Meta, is there any hope...? in IT Support ·
Jack Alvarez said:Look, if you aren't trying to hide exactly what, when, or where you're downloading stuff from the NSA, then please, for the love of everything holy, just don't ever—and I mean *never*—use the Tor Browser. It’s honestly not worth the headache if you aren't actively trying to stay off their radar. 🐔

Hehe, what? You seriously think the NSA is gonna sit around scrolling through his photos on Meta? Give me a break! 🤦
Seriously though, with all the absolute chaos and massive issues going on across the internet right now, you really think they’re gonna come after you just because you grabbed a movie from a torrent? Like, give me a break! It's honestly hilarious how people act like downloading a flick is some high-stakes felony when the real problems are happening everywhere else.

So, I was thinking about this, and honestly, it’s kind of terrifying when you really dig into it—like, if the NSA (or any other high-level hacker group out there) is actively hunting for bugs in Firefox just to get to you, does that mean even using Firefox is basically an open invitation for them to track your every move? Since the Tor Browser is built right on top of Firefox, it feels like if the foundation has holes, the whole house is shaky. It makes you wonder if there's actually *any* software left that you can truly trust, or if we're all just walking around with digital bullseyes on our backs. Is there even a safe way to browse anymore?
Man, there are honestly so many different ways to track someone down if you're really looking for them...

Maybe you’re trying to say I’m just asking for trouble if I decide to install Tor? Like, what, because all the bad guys out there use Tor? You really could have fleshed out that statement a bit more, man!
Look, maybe the Tor Browser is under more of an eye from federal agencies than we'd like to admit, but honestly? That’s exactly how it should be. Those guys are there to track the bad actors and keep the creeps in check...
Look, here's the bottom line: if the NSA, the FBI, or any other federal agency actually puts you on their radar, they have more than enough ways to track you down... seriously. You don't need to be some tech wizard to realize that if you're out there doing sketchy stuff online, you're basically asking for trouble. Just don't do anything stupid on the internet and you won't have any problems to deal with.

Let's be real, the NSA probably already has your Meta password anyway. 😉
My company banned Meta, is there any hope...? in IT Support ·
Hey, you should seriously try installing Tor Browser... Since Tor runs on its own dedicated network for browsing, you might even find that Meta actually works for you.
Check out the Tor page on Wikipedia