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Yep, just us democrats that hate our planes falling apart in flight!
Yep, just us democrats that hate our planes falling apart in flight!
I thought the exact same thing. It’s written like the uncanny valley of English.
No mention of Epic in Godot’s transparency report.
I read this and was like “pffft….starcraft 2 didn’t come out in 2010 , it was waaaay later”
Then I checked and was like “Well fuck me”
In. the. text. he. typed.
Whatchu want, a reliable source?
Trust him, brah.
The US isn’t defending their homeland.
Direct the cheers to the Ukrainians on the frontline.
Where?
In an effort to relieve her PC of constantly deluge of virus and malware, I switched my Mom over to Ubuntu in the 2000’s. She lasted a month.
The experiment ended when she called me in tears because of her silent 4 week struggle with the OS.
She couldn’t get her scanner to work reliably, and none of her “print shop” software was compatible.
I know more now than I did then, and the distros have come a long way since, but I don’t have the time to retrain her and at 70 years old, I just want her to use what she’s comfortable with, even if that means I have to occasionally scrub her PC.
Was banana peel (/russian accent)
If I mount it in the file manager, how do I reference that location in the terminal to say do copy operations to it?
This is a home NAS with one user (myself) on this Linux client. Other clients will be Windows for other users.
My NAS user has full rw permissions across the NAS shares (but not admin privs). I’m not super comfortable with this config as it strike me as too permissive to mount on the home directory. Would love to hear better approaches.
Yes, there is a chance the NAS can be down when booting the Linux pc.
equivalenti
Love typos that force me to read comments with an Italian accent
Agigatedpotato has toppled countless government. He needs to be heard
Otisburg? Otisburg!?
Presuming the children have the means to support their parents and their immediate family.
If not, a tough decision must be made.