Don’t drink and ddrive

Oh, he’s also Steve. lol I was extremely confused by this reply.

It’s a joke. Nobody switching to Linux would organically encounter dd. There’s like a million friendlier alternatives for everything it does.

(I swear to God if someone replies to me with 1 niche use case of dd that there’s no alternative to, I’m gonna kick a dog into the sun)

Yes. That’s not what the regulation says, but exceptions are made all the time.

It’s not. It’s weird that you’re defending a billionaire, bootlicker.

100 what? USD? If so, I used to routinely buy around that amount back when I was a cokehead and I still did it by getting in the back of the car. Perhaps it’s just different cultures. I can’t even imagine myself picking drugs from a tree (?)

What happened to the good old days when you got into the back of a car with a shady guy?

You can modify the Windows 11 iso to bypass the requirements. You can tick a checkbox in Rufus when creating the install media to have it do it for you.

Yeah, I had been wondering what to do with the couple of bucks I used to give to Wikipedia.

Wrong. It’s October 31st for the 33rd time.

Too soft. You should not be able to own a house in which you’re not gonna live at least 6 months and 1 day per year. Period.

This is literally what caused the UK to fall back into a housing crisis that they had mostly solved with heavy regulation.

What on earth are you talking about? Windows is the king of a system just breaking itself for seemingly no reason with no way of fixing it. At least on Linux, I know there’ll be hundreds of forum posts telling me how to fix something.

While we’re on the subject of esoteric issues with Windows, Update just recently had a bug where it couldn’t update if your Recovery partition wasn’t big enough. The Recovery partition that was created on install. Automatically. By Windows.