

Schuko plugs are less likely to remain lying flat tho. Also they their prongs are rounded.
Schuko plugs are less likely to remain lying flat tho. Also they their prongs are rounded.
Depending on the context, it is can be used sarcastically, which may be rude. But I’ve used this even in semi-formal settings.
I have to ask, are people these days that easily offended?
UK plugs are superior.
Until you accidentally step on one.
Not series, but God Must Be Crazy is an all time classic.
makes sense
I like him, but what does he have to do with any of this?
Is it the Complete Looney Tunes Golden Collection [DVDrip]?
My favorite distros are Gentoo and Debian.
I can say with confidence that Linux Mint is what you’re looking for.
The machine is so old that all distros play nice with it.
Lmao, I’m using X230 as my on-the-go laptop unironically. Also FYI, older machine might not work as well. RHEL based distros have started to remove the support for Sandy & Ivy in their next releases.
To answer your question, Linux doesn’t care which drive you put your /home. Hell, you can even mount /var or /usr on a different drive. It only care that you list it on fstab (or mount it manually, go to town!). It would just treat them like any other filesystem.
I’ve never heard of that 2.5 SSD being problematic for boot drive before.
Indonesians are having one right now.
Last time there’s an impeachment… well, nothing happened.
Sounds like sorcery.
Would really suck to be betrayed after eighty years of friendship.
How about FreeBSD? Or a more desktop friendly counterpart of GhostBSD?
Now that’s some healthy communication. Good for you!
I mean for it to remain flat on its back with its prongs facing upward, with enough support to maintain its position while being stepped on. Having edges on its prongs would inflict more pain, with higher chance of causing real injury.
Basically UK plugs are more superior of you’re a sadomasochist.