You're not wrong. It's all part of the Firehose.
ProfessorProteus
joined 2 years ago
This is almost certainly a distraction from the epstein shit going on. They're desperately trying to avoid questioning the obvious lies from the admin regarding his list of clients.
Please don't engage with this culture war bullshit.
My guess is that he's useful to them, for now.
They'll eventually cast him aside like the trash he is. He either doesn't know it, or he's in denial.
Parker Meme best meme
Dude I get pumped for even a few upvotes here, especially if it's something I'm enthusiastic about. That shit goes far with me 😊 I love you dorks
I'm not able to find the link right now, but Technology Connections did a fantastic breakdown of the designs for U.S. plugs/outlets compared to those in (I think) the U.K.
Unsurprisingly, our outlets in the U.S. feature several braindead design choices that make them more dangerous.
I think their comment is supposed to sound like "Get back to work" when spoken quickly 😁
I have nothing to add to the conversation, except that that cat is freakin gorgeous!
Value gained, actually.
Not Greg's money though, and that's all he gives a fuck about sadly.
Don't forget about the vibe-based deportations
TL;DR: Have a very expensive laptop and want to make sure I can create a partition on two SSDs in RAID 0 without messing up everything.
Hi everyone!
I'm pretty new to Linux and I'd like to get Mint running on my Windows machine. I used Ubuntu way back in maybe 2010 and I didn't really get why it was so great, except for "holy shit look at the kickass desktop cube!" I also use Arch By The Way with my Steam Deck, but that barely counts as "using" Linux.
These days I'm much more privacy- and FOSS-minded (not to mention more tech-savvy and comfortable with the CLI since becoming a web dev) so I'm ready and excited to take it more seriously. I definitely want to keep Windows on here to keep a more reliable option for playing games.
Now to the meat and potatoes: my laptop came with this storage configuration (capture from the product page):
From my limited understanding of RAID 0, the two m.2 drives are used as if they're one, with the data being "striped" across them. Would that lead to any issues when I create a primary partition for Mint? Maybe I'm just paranoid, but the last thing I want to do is ruin my laptop.
Here's what Disk Management shows, in case the additional info. is needed:
I would really appreciate any advice y'all can offer!
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Don't forget Josh Robert Thompson!