Man, IDK… it would be tough. The urge is real.
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7·1 month agoJohn Wick 5 plot leaked.
18·2 months agoCan I do this in my company laptop?
2·2 months agoI fucking hate it now. Used to be good. Now every single shit is on sending me their promotions on there.
6·3 months agoMan I tell you, they are cooking up there.
Some vpns have decoy traffic that can maybe help
13·3 months agoI mean the freedom of speech allows that.
What are you doing step bro?
1·3 months agodeleted by creator
Have you seen the amount of telemetry WhatsApp is sending to a he meta servers
Lusty lol
YouTube could only envy Pornhub.
Well, where is my part of the $3.5bn? I am not getting anything for my data.
Always encrypt your mother
Yes dance for me human
1·5 months agoYes finally I found it. Thanks
Yes that seems to be the case. But on 12th of June, I did a yay update. But only librewolf-bin was updated. libgdata (0.18.1-5) was last updated on March 05 2026 for me.
Also I did some digging around. Seems like any packages that were installed using a AUR helper (like yay in my case) would leave logs in the
/var/log/pacman. You can see them like this,grep "package_name" /var/log/pacmanFor yay installed packages you can see they are getting installed from
~/.config/yay/package_name. But for my libgdata, it simply says[ALPM] installed libgdata (0.18.1-5).
What to do if I found a package I installed to be in that list? libgdata to be specific?
Edit: Seems that the libgdata package was last installed on March 05.
I think its the first one
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Fuckk I failed.