Already did

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wh7luJl77bY

trans people are just cool to hang around with

For anyone interested but still cares about their privacy, you can “debloat” your standard Android ROM and remove most of Google’s crap via ADB: https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater

My favorite part of being on the internet is seeing people so confidently wrong

tankies

fuck.

whats wrong with ml?

I thought ICE stood for Internet Comment Etiquette

You can always play it without having to consider purchasing it

unless its ocarina of time

hell yeah

would rather live under a bridge then in a camp or prison

Once you know Debian you know the Truth. All other distros are heresy and must be punished.

Praise be to Debian.

Our distro, who art in RAM. Debian be thy name. Thy processes come. Thy will be done, on local as it is in the cloud. Give us this day our daily resources, and forgive us our distro hopping, as we forgive those who distro hop against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from software patents and copyrights. For thine is the processes of power and glory, for ever and ever, Amen.

It was totally this, thanks!

I actually tried entering my password with caps lock on just in case, still didn’t work sadly

I encrypted it using Gnome Disks, haven’t had any problems with it for years until now

I tried mounting it normally with Dolphin on KDE Plasma, after it was giving me an error I tried unlocking it in terminal via sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda1 backups

Here’s the output of the command you sent: /dev/sda1: UUID="109ffa3d-6181-43cf-a813-fdd285386866" TYPE="crypto_LUKS" PARTUUID="ac0402f1-01"

but I suspect that you will need to wipe the drive and set it up again while ensuring that the volume key is stored on the external drive itself.

Whenever I format a drive I just use Gnome Disks since it’s the easiest and it lets me encrypt it using LUKs as a option, I’ve never had an issue like this for years until now since whenever I’ve used Gnome Disks in the past it always lets me decrypt the drive on any other Linux machine

Hmm, what method did you use to back it up?

I used an app called “Pika Backups” , it shouldn’t effect LUKs at all tho and the backups themselves weren’t corrupted because it also lets me verify the integrity of the backup files which I did before distro hopping and I got no errors

it’s nice to have fun once in awhile

If you’re interested in the details: https://youtu.be/HIfRLujXtUo?t=1117