>make reddit account
>get heaven banned on purpose
>post really heinous shit
>get AI praise replies
>screenshot these replies
>send screenshots to reddit advertisers
>post screenshots to normies on other social media
>profit
If you're doing perfectly legal digital backups of books you own make sure to have multiple backups on and off site.
What I usually do is buy a new external hard drive every couple of years (especially when it's full), copy everything over to the new one, and then keep adding to the new one.
A spare hard drive filled with stuff you want to keep and completely unplugged from your system is a good idea in general, especially if you have a computer that never gets on the internet (single board computers and old laptops are great for this).
Linux Mint is a GREAT baby's first Linux distro, specifically with the Cinammon desktop/interface. It's really easy to switch over from Win10, and I even got my wife (who has quite literally said computers run on magic) in to the habit of being able to handle dual-booting for the few things she absolutely needed Windows for (mostly a couple of very specific work things).
Mint+Cinnamon is great if you want a just-works OS running Linux and from there you can branch out in to more specific stuff like Arch (fast AF, but I hope you like building packages). Mint's installer is also a portable version of the operating system, so you can test it out before or even while you install it (though it does run a little slower off a DVD or flash drive).
One of my friends swears by OpenSUSE, and I can't stand it for some reason I can't quite put my finger on.
DistroWatch is a good place to get started if you want to compare different flavors of Linux. https://distrowatch.com/
From there it looks like ZorinOS might be worth looking in to, they just had several driver updates, including 3000-series nVidia cards, Playstation controllers, and a few other things.
you could just unscrew the case and remove the camera entirely
or drill through it
I've had a piece of sticky note held in place with electrical tape on my travel laptop for the last eight years or so (basically since I got it). Haven't had to replace it once.
"500 died in a hospital" didn't work either. I wonder what the next hoax will be.