Which one is it specifically?

The movie was just okay but the cultural phenomenon hitting the main stream and the idea of a indue concept from the internet making millions of dollars will be forever remembered by this movie as the turning point imo

old version is clutch, thank you

Ive been having a fun time exploring neocities tbh. obviously those are not literally old, but they often link to old ones.

this brought me so much joy thank you

peak

anybody know how to download this video for free?

wearing layers when its cold is considered wisdom now?

i miss them so much

lmao once i realized this i just spam block. its dumb

you can see the beginning of that trend in the Crit Chance chart. I'll post another once I gain levels.

I intend to but i'm only level 7. hence the yellow note.

start the acid right away. I let one identical to this go for a year and ive been fighting it now for over 3 months.

most likely yes

I love the way you wrote that lmao

the exact format of your comment doesnt make sense because you switched the subject of the sentence at the comma. but yeah i get now that he's being sarcastic. doesnt come across over text to some people.

It.

Same with quantum computers.

No? It constantly validates the user to a fault

The game is much cooler with 2 monitors, one being vertical. Cause you can put that CMD up on the vertical and feel extra hackery

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Works for me. Here is the source:

Prerequisites:

1. USB Flash Drive: At least 2 GB, formatted in FAT32.
2. USB A to USB A Cable: To connect the Surface RT to another device.

Download the following files:

1. Kali Linux Image for Surface RT: https://mega.nz/file/wIpnSSCY#jo6zwXYRZp-QNQMiyOaAx-m91isvqkFTCz5AwoSsw5A
2. Surface RT UEFI Downstream Boot v1: https://archive.org/details/surface-rt-uefi-downstream-boot-v-1
3. Raspberry Pi Imager (version 1.7.5): https://github.com/raspberrypi/rpi-imager/releases/download/v1.7.5/imager-1.7.5.exe

Steps to follow:

Step 1: Copy the files from "Surface RT UEFI Downstream Boot v1"

1. Download and unzip the files from Surface RT UEFI Downstream Boot v1
2. Copy all the extracted files to the FAT32-formatted USB drive.

Step 2: Completely power off the Surface RT

1. Press and hold the power button to turn off the Surface RT.

Step 3: Boot from the USB Flash Drive

1. Plug the USB flash drive into the Surface RT.
2. Press and hold the Volume Down button.
3. While holding Volume -, press the power button once to turn the device on.
4. Do not release the Volume - button until text appears on the screen.
5. Use the Volume + and Volume - buttons to navigate through the menu, and use the Windows button located at the bottom of the screen to confirm your selections.

Step 4: Select "USB Mass Storage - eMMC"

1. In the menu that appears, use Volume + and Volume - to navigate.
2. Select USB Mass Storage - eMMC and confirm with the Windows button.

Step 5: Prepare to Install Kali Linux

1. Remove the USB flash drive.
2. Connect the Surface RT to a PC using the USB A to USB A cable.

Step 6: Write the Kali Linux Image to the Surface RT

1. Launch Raspberry Pi Imager on your PC.
2. Select the Kali-Surface-RT.img.gz image you downloaded earlier.
3. Choose the Surface RT as the target device in Raspberry Pi Imager.
4. Click Write to flash the Kali Linux image directly onto the Surface RT.

Step 7: Finalize the Installation

1. Once the flash is complete, eject the Surface RT from the PC.
2. Completely power off the Surface RT by holding the power button until it turns off.
3. Once it is powered off, turn it on normally by pressing the power button.

Step 8: Wait for Kali Linux to Boot

1. The Surface RT will boot, so wait a few minutes for it to start.
2. The Surface may reboot a couple of times to finish setting up Kali Linux.
3. Let the device finish booting until the Kali Linux environment appears on the screen.

If the keyboard does not appear when you click on a text field, click on the Onboard program, which is yellow and blue, at the top of the panel to enable it.

Screen Power Management (Optional)

I have enabled the screen saver so that the screen turns off after 2 minutes of inactivity. If you wish to modify or disable this setting, here are the steps to follow:

A. Modify the Inactivity Time (Screen Timeout)

Open the ~/.xprofile file with a text editor:

sudo nano ~/.xprofile

You will find these lines in the file:

xset s 120
xset dpms 120 120 120

Replace 120 with the number of seconds you want for the screen timeout. For example, for a 5-minute delay (300 seconds), replace 120 with 300:

xset s 300
xset dpms 300 300 300

Save and exit the editor:

- Press Ctrl + O, then Enter to save. - Press Ctrl + X to exit.

Apply the changes immediately by running the command:

source ~/.xprofile

B. Disable Screen Auto-Off

If you prefer to disable the automatic screen turning off, you can comment out the corresponding lines in the ~/.xprofile file.

Open the ~/.xprofile file:

sudo nano ~/.xprofile

Add a "#" at the beginning of the lines related to "xset" to disable them:

#xset s 120
#xset dpms 120 120 120

Save and exit:

- Press Ctrl + O, then Enter to save. - Press Ctrl + X to exit.

Reload the configuration to disable the auto-off immediately:

source ~/.xprofile

Congratulations! You have now successfully installed and configured Kali Linux on your Surface RT.

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I watch everything at 2x speed and just realized that she sounded normal lol