Come on, man. I’m running out of ideas here.
Come on, man. I’m running out of ideas here.
Buy the entire Supreme Court of the United States.
Dunno what I’d do with the other $6.415 billion though. Maybe start buying Congress members?
Learn how to use your distribution’s package manager.
Also
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
covers what, about 60% of Linux desktops?
E10 and E15 mostly aren’t ethanol. They’re 90% and 85%, respectively, gasoline, with the rest being ethanol.
Maybe these climate change purveyors should be forced to separate E10 and E15 dispensers.
Hold the fuck up.
Customer A buys 10 gallons of E15.
Customer B buys 1 gallon of E10 from the same pump.
Customer C buys 1 gallon of E10 from the same pump and puts it in his chainsaw. If that gallon ruins Customer C’s chainsaw, it’s legally Customer B’s fault? What the fuck?
Forcing B to buy more gas than he might want, to protect the customer after him, because of the customer that came before him, is some horseshit.
Yep, run Linux in a virtual machine first, or create a bootable USB drive and run it from there. You should be able to get a good feel for how things work that way.
If you do decide to dual-boot, you’ll need that bootable USB drive because you can’t resize a mounted partition. You’ll need to be careful because you can bork your Windows install if you’re not, but I’ve found most instructions are straightforward and easy to follow.
Also, depending on which version of Windows you have, you might have to disable the TPM which means authenticating your Bitlocker key once you’re done and you re-enable it.
But hey, the fun of Linux is figuring these kinds of things out. Good luck and have fun!
I can’t believe you got such a simple saying wrong. It’s not rocket surgery.