Print Story is lunix ready for the desktop?
Furries
By gzt (Fri Jan 11, 2019 at 05:39:41 PM EST) gzt, love you, bye, lunix (all tags)
so i got a laptop and was like, okay, it's got windows 10, let's try to dual boot.

it was like uefi but not secure boot.


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Print Story Nothing is funny.
Funny stuff
By gzt (Mon Sep 18, 2017 at 03:50:02 PM EST) gzt, lunix, liberalists, torture, opioids (all tags)
Baseball is baseballing. Over the last couple years I started following baseball again, perhaps as a good break from work, or a bad break from work, or perhaps because my team (the Chicago Cubs) actually started being interesting again.

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Print Story is linux ready for the hard drive?
Diary
By gzt (Sun Oct 27, 2013 at 09:49:01 PM EST) gzt, obama, emacs, lunix (all tags)
It seems that, overnight, my lunix installation quit working. i thought maybe the hard drive plonked out under me, but in retrospect, i was having trouble with both drives and even with flash drives. anyway, so i gave up and went to windows because i had work to do.

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Print Story the rate of dust accumulation here is ridiculous
Breakups
By gzt (Sun Jan 27, 2013 at 10:34:41 PM EST) gzt, skyfall, emacs, lunix, dust, electricity (all tags)
I'd forgotten that about this town. Growing up, I presumed it was because I was right by the power plant, but we're on the opposite side of town now and we're getting mad dust accumulation.

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Print Story could mark zuckerberg be the savior of the GOP?
Photos
By gzt (Thu Jan 24, 2013 at 09:11:15 PM EST) gzt, obamacare, zuckerberg, bankers, lunix (all tags)
serious question. he's holding a fundraiser for Chris Christie. the GOP is lacking direction and needs to redefine itself away from its crazy core. Zuckerberg is, like, the first ever young tech billionaire to show interest in any GOP politician ever.

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Print Story Might need to do Lunix, may require more storage capacity
Linux
By gzt (Wed Dec 19, 2012 at 12:02:24 PM EST) gzt, lunix, desktop, computing (all tags)
Is Linux ready for the desktop?

The only reason I am on Windows right now is that I have a large media collection on a Windows file system and don't really have enough spare capacity to juggle it around and such and have enough space on my system to have both Windows and Lunix on the same system. However, for academic reasons (eg, programming is easier, especially if you're going to start mucking with C stuff), I might have to switch to Lunix, so I'll probably get substantially more hard drive capacity to facilitate this.


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Print Story SCO/Lunix-heads only
Diary
By BadDoggie (Sat Sep 03, 2011 at 08:44:21 PM EST) Lunix, Linux, fuck, oops (all tags)
Wife's computer destroyed by MBR-eating malware that shut down the machine within 15sec. of trying to run WinXP repair. But the conversion didn't go so well.

Need to recover files.


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Print Story My fingertips and toes are frozen to the bone.
Diary
By gzt (Mon Mar 28, 2011 at 06:01:42 PM EST) gzt, chess, stuff, things, vegetarian chili, foreign languages, lunix, beach boys (all tags)
So I've got a cover of "Don't Worry Baby" stuck in my head. The wifing unit, apparently, doesn't approve of my falsetto attempts to sing along.

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Print Story Drat, I typed in a diary, hit preview, and then figured I was done.
Linux
By gzt (Wed Jul 22, 2009 at 12:17:41 PM EST) gzt, wasabi, squats, breakfast, lunix, burrito (all tags)
So, I lost it. Well, it wasn't a great diary and I might as well take this excuse to get another bout of typing in.

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Print Story ubuntuforums < pizza delivery boys
Diary
By rmg (Wed Jul 05, 2006 at 11:58:09 AM EST) ubuntu, lunix, cats, meow, mouse wheels, hardware detection, pizza delivery boys (all tags)
man, i remember when ubuntuforums were a hot bed of useful information. you'd ask a question, you'd get an answer, and it'd be a good one, by god. and if it wasn't, you'd tell 'em so and you'd get a better one.

now you wait a few hours, you don't get anything useful, and you don't even get your god damn money back. they're worse than pizza delivery boys.


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