It lists pixel 8 pro under the device roster in OP’s article

what was wrong with ninja???

Last book I completed: The Conquest of Bread by Pyotr Kropotkin

Currently reading: Stormlight Archives book #5 by Brandon Sanderson

Now that I type that out, this is so avg lemmy user reading interests.

parents, siblings: 16 hour drive

grandparents, their other children, their other grandchildren: 24 hour flight

I think the Australian lemming has me beat.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aylo

I use steam’s two hour return window as a demo.

https://guthib.com/

😦

guess I better avoid it then

I think it means your speedometer is displaying double your actual speed. So you can go at a speed that the speedometer says is twice the speed limit, and you’ll actually be going at the speed limit.

Hope that helps 👍

I got a Raytheon for missile targeting systems. Didn’t want it on my conscience and got another offer for slightly less money but way more ethical of a company a week later.

Similar vibes to when my game loads too fast to read loading screen tips.

Night city becomes more real every day

for those who don’t know: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumumba_(drink)

Flowfold wallets. Made out of recycled sail cloth and have a lifetime warranty.

https://www.flowfold.com/pages/warranty

It’s only 10%. Doesn’t ownership normally mean 50%+?

Oh, so you hate BSD huh?

If you click on OP’s profile, the description says drag/dragself are OP’s pronouns.

This user keeps creating accounts with dragon in the name, posting hateful stuff, getting banned. https://lemmy.world/comment/13376926

This is the second time I find out the new chapter has released from your posts lol.

How the vast majority of Linux desktop installs work is that you:

A. Download ISO file from distro website

B. Flash ISO onto removable flash drive. This basically installs the os onto your flash drive.

C. Restart your computer with removable flash drive plugged in and boot into the flash drive.

D. You will now be experiencing the OS, while it is installed on the flash drive. This is the live version they are talking about. You can do everything here that you can on the actual install that we will do in the next few steps. The only problem is that you are limited by the size and speed of the flash drive/USB port. Play around and make sure your hardware doesn’t have any issues with the distro’s packages.

E. On the live version, you will have an app to install the OS. This will usually auto pop up when you boot into the flash drive. Follow the steps on that app to copy your install onto your actual hard drive (HDD/SSD).

F. You can restart, remove the flash drive, and boot into your new installation.

My distro recommendations are Linux mint and Debian.