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silliestgoose-online
6 days ago
Thank you! I hope it proves helpful. One of the friends this is meant for was inquiring further yesterday so I'm hoping this serves them well
Thanks for the follow! I like the way your site is starting to shape up! It looks very nice.
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hey hey awesome site! btw i used your button on my site :3
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silliestgoose-online
1 week ago
Thank you! Yours is fun. Quintessentially DIY and charming. I'll get your button onto my "web neighborhood" section when I have one :p
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silliestgoose-online
1 week ago
Alright, that's probably enough text. I'll proofread, add images, and fix little stuff tomorrow.
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silliestgoose-online
1 week ago
Adding a section on gaming, and also adding a note early on about Windows' NTFS file system not working well in Linux. Make sure to back your drives up and reformat them!
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silliestgoose-online
1 week ago
A third friend reached out, interested in specifically converting a gaming rig. Which reminded me to speak to that use-case and also advise them to NOT run all their games from a Windows hard drive, since things can easily get corrupted.
I plan on demonstrating the sort of outrageously dumb things you have to do to break a Linux install. Anyone have recommendations? sudo removing your bootloader without replacing it is my go-to.
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silliestgoose-online
1 week ago
basically, when showing people the terminal, i'll be like "can you break something? Sure! But, if you use it responsibly, you won't do anything nearly this destructive."
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kirbydogs
1 week ago
I would probably remove one oddly specific file that breaks a specific and important part of the install that ends up crashing everything and bricking your computer
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kirbydogs
1 week ago
or like remove a few bash commands and cause a kernel panic in the middle of install
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