
Of course it’s Mercer. He’s been skimming money from the thief’s guild as well.
Oh no, you!
Of course it’s Mercer. He’s been skimming money from the thief’s guild as well.
Can confirm. This person has done enough.
Source: Only they can define how much is “enough”
Yeah, I severely misread your question. I thought you were asking for alternatives to egging someone’s house due to egg prices. I just commented that toilet paper is both cheap and plentiful now that covid and its hoarders are done-ish.
!noncredibledefense@sh.itjust.works
Mostly non-political, and pretty inclusive as long as you don’t repeat misinformation or step on other people’s rights.
Plane-sexualization encouraged but not required.
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Userspace (as in the programs you interact with on a daily basis, as opposed to the kernel) doesn’t really care that much about drives. But they do care a lot about your filesystem. And some programs, such as a filesystem browser, will care about partitions on a disk to allow you to mount a partition somewhere on your filesystem so that you can interact with it.
Basically, whereas windows (and friends) used drive letters, linux doesn’t - it only has the root filesystem. The practice of mounting something (another filesystem on a drive, a cd, an ISO, a network share, or whatever it might be) basically means to associate that filesystem with a mountpoint. A mountpoint looks like a normal directory, except that everything under that directory is on a separate filesystem.
In effect, this means that you can have an external drive mounted to somewhere convenient, such as /home/58008/Desktop/windowsdrive , and you interact with it as you would any other directory structure on your desktop.
Mounting can be done in multiple ways, and the main three are:
a) automatically by defining them in /etc/fstab
b) conveniently via your Explorer of choice. Usually this will result in any unmounted filesystem you try to access getting mounted under /media/somewhere/filesystemlabel
c) manually via the mount command. I suggest you try it and play around with it, as this will make it much clearer than my explanation ever could.
I don’t feel competent enough to answer this properly, as I only use apt-get or compile from source
Don’t know. But I would still recommend this, even if it’s not what you’re after: https://linuxupskillchallenge.org/#start-here
And yet windows errors will frequently suggest you contact your system administrator. At least older windows versions behaved this way.
It’s a Microsoft error. Nobody will ever know. Ask your system administrator for more info.
Det går sakte fremover, men jeg holder på med å lære meg mandarin da det hadde vært praktisk i jobbsammenheng.
Cluster munitions against storage clusters works well too, I hear.
Maybe. Or it might come off as you not caring which pronouns they use for you, and as far as I know apathy isn’t a gender.
Once upon a time a colleague messaged me about some minutia regarding the assignment I was currently attending. I wanted to reply to her with that thumbs up emoji I had seen people using. But I couldn’t find it and eventually gave up, and instead responded with a cow emoji, concluding that it’d show that I’d read the message.
I have since found the thumbs up, but due to usage history the cow is placed higher up, so I keep using it whenever a message needs a response where the actual contents doesn’t matter.
🐄
Performance anxiety and stage fright is a removed.
It’s spelled with ch, not st
I don’t think I’ve heard anything newer than 20 years by them. Ska isn’t my primary taste in music, but they had a few bangers way back when. And yes, this includes “sell out”.
From what little I know about them, that tracks. They just happen to have a song that was pretty in line with what was (became) popular at the time and made it big. Everything else by them is A LOT more punkish.
Ferist in Norwegian, at least. Translates roughly to “Cattle grid/rack”
We have them everywhere rural, even across regional highways, here in Norway. Hell, there’s even one across the road to my local airport.
It’s an effective way of keeping cattle and sheep in an area even if said area is intersected by a road.
Yes. There are exceptions, but most American beer usually fall into ine of two categories:
At least these are the common denominators for most well known beers.
Exceptions, off the top of my head:
Blue Moon
Shiner Boch
Some weird local brew I stumbled across in Galveston
While it doesn’t hold a lot of flavor, I do enjoy Miller now and then.
Small price to pay for teaching Harris and the democrats a lesson.