lol. imagine being a 30,000lb vehicle and some dingdong in a rush swerves in front of you with their 2,000 lb vehicle (because getting in your lane early is an ancient, lost courtesy) and decelerates by 30mph over the course of three seconds to pull into mcdonalds, setting off several of your vehicle’s alert systems and automatically registering you for a performance review from your manager in addition to elevating your heart rate substantially

This is not an answer to your question, but I would love if somebody would make InputStick software for platforms other than android if possible

thanks

Storage needs kind of grow to the size of their container. Like a goldfish.

these aint a mistake; theyre 4.15 cubic feet of evolutionary superiority >:|

that’s 4.15 cubic feet

Max is not shorthand for HBO Max.

Maybe this’ll get 1million upvotes lol

teslas specifically don’t generate electricity

what is going on in this thread?

I believe if you look a second time the person you replied to has become someone who replied to them.

I’d rather pry my eyes out with crayons

‘foresight’ is a gift provided to some folks who conceive things a little outside the norm, i suppose.

i dare someone to play devil’s advocate and pretend that’s funny

wym i eat ramen all the time @ 55kusd/yr

It is my understanding that Linux Mint will install the bootloader on the internal drive regardless of whether you tell it to install the remainder of the OS onto the external drive. You can change the boot partition wherever you want, but I suspect that does not affect its end behavior. I would like the external drive to contain the bootloader such that my internal drive isn’t touched at all by my fiddling with Linux. I currently have a Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD in an external USB case, Mint installed, but with no compatible bootloader. Is there a way to sort the bootloader problem?

baba is you

yay user interface obstacle

Don’t all modern browsers import data from your primary browser when you switch?

There is such a thing as a Firefox account, and your Firefox on your phone will know what your Firefox on pc was doing, etc if you’re logged in

I suppose you could do it manually if you want. https://takeout.google.com/

the Garfield spectrum

Think we have five of them taped to the wall at work.