@msbellows @TheJen I used to do that, but got annoyed with rebooting back and forth. I haven't tried with Windows 11, though.
Linux Mint should not have any problem with the BIOS settings required for Secure Boot.
An alternative might be to make backups of everything that matters, then making a full Linux install. If it is unworkable for you, just reinstall Windows and copy the data back. I've done that a few times in the past.
It's a bit scary when it's your only computing device. I'll see what others have posted about dual booting these days.
@normplum
We have learned that nuances between far-right and right-wing differ a lot between culture and country. However, one thing is clear: We won't tolerate discrimination of any kind. And most arguments I have read today that say "right-wing is an acceptable position" argue for parties that are involved in discrimination of trans humans and immigrants, and spread an idea of women from the terrible past.
It doesn't matter how it is called. It's clear what we don't want.
~f
@lunduke
Time travel is possible. Not in the future though; only the past.
It's because you don't set the destination with a dial; you set it with a memory.
The house you didn't live in long enough. The time you lost your best friend. The time you were too late to wave goodbye as your true love's train was leaving...
And you shouldn't change the past.
Because if you do, it'll smash the memory that was your anchor, and then you'll drift endlessly across time.
@mos_8502 For what it's worth, I was pretty much onboard after running "systemctl status" once, reading the manual, writing a unit file and then discovering timers. There wasn't really a period of hesitation when comparing it to the tons of shitty sysv boilerplate and manual pid tracking in files littering /var/run of the past.
It has issues, but my day to day is objectively made better by its presence, at least on distros that do the integration work.
The Electoral College exists because Southern States wanted to count their slaves as citizens without counting their votes.
It’s a racist relic from our disgraceful past.
It’s time to abolish the Electoral College.
One person, one vote.
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