stepan

this post sounds like someone is still mad about charlie kirk

fascists should be violently murdered. otherwise, they'll murder millions including kids in their fascist wars, destroy the lives of billions, and eventually destroy the whole planet.

so yes. they are bad people and good people should wish them death.

that's not what they said

Maybe you don't, idk. Installing a new system on a drive the current system is running from seems weird, but maybe the live iso is loaded to ram first. Either try it or search the internet.

start the distribution instalator and select your usb stick as the installation drive. you might have to boot it live from a second usb stick to install on the first - i'm not sure.

or use live usb persistance as i said in my other comment.

the feature you're looking for is called "persistance". i've never tried it, but i know a tool called Ventoy can be configured for it. (i use ventoy but not with persistance)

i don't know, aren't some people on the fishing ships in international waters basically slaves?

i woud guess that one of the easy things to tell about a user. they know much more...

My grandma once gave me a pair of "new shoes". They fell apart in the middle of an all-day track in the Alps (big mountains). Turns out she bought them for my aunt years ago and then forgot about them.

i don't even use it, it was just the first thing on my mind. lots of packages have multiple versions with niche patches.

it makes sense to me. remove as much friction from the publishing process as possible, so you get a huge amount of packages. this incident just shows they removed a little too much.

there are so many niche packages on the aur useful to so few people that nobody would go through the official process to properly package, test, and maintain them.

for example: vscodium is a fork of vscode, but microsoft disables the marketplace for it. the vscodium-marketplace package from the aur adds it anyway. i don't think any regular repos have these kind of hacks and patches available.

i use this all the time