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You make a burner account just to post this? I don’t talk about dittling 16 year olds as an adult since it’s gross. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You forgot having to use Ndiswrapper for your generic wifi card to half work.
The original post was about lemmygrad. Dudes a troll and self admitted pedophile who edits month old posts to make points or change what he says.
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5·1 year agoYeah maybe. I just read it as it’s personal stuff based on this line.
I manage a very large OpenStack cluster for my day job and we just give people what they pay for.
Just for yourself? Why not rent or colo a dedicated server or two or three and install a hypervisor? What all do you even run for yourself that needs 25 servers?
Wow lots of user engagement just what reddit is looking for before the IPO…
Where is Richard Stallman when you need him?
What’s the deal with all the dunhill cigarettes?
This one’s been pretty long right?
The stock market!
Whoops I mean meta federation I haven’t really seen any other things to even vote on.
😊 for the most part you can just use the tar command to back stuff up in the most half-assed way.
For example: sudo tar cvzf /tmp/backup.tgz /home/
Or change /home/ to whatever directory has stuff you care about.
Then plug in a USB drive and copy /tmp/backup.tgz with the gui and it should contain your user data if you need it. It’s pretty much like making a zip file for a backup…
Then this to delete the backup file: sudo rm /tmp/backup.tgz
tar xvf ./backup.tgz to extract it or just use the gui.
My friends have asked me to do basic Linux stuff for them in my off hours and I generally oblige, if it seems quick and I know they are not going to call me having a meltdown in a few weeks if something unrelated breaks. Especially since it sounds like you already put in quite a bit of legwork trying on your own.
I wish I could help more but I’ve gone out of my way to not use Nvidia or Intel products for over a decade. So I have no idea. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I think that the Nvidia webpage has like a .run file you can use to install them but that might just make things worse…
Try asking here you will probably get the best answer: https://forum.zorin.com/c/hardware-support/7
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