It’s called love hooman

Yeah, close enough

Yes.

Except their “Voight-Kampf Vision”. They have that shitty rubber finish that perishes over time and becomes a sticky mess. Reflective coating strips off after a while even when cared for as per their instructions.

I loved these as my running sunnies but was pretty pissed when they started falling apart.

Not super cheap here in Oz either!

(edited for typo)

Geotic “Realms” Tim Hecker “No Highs”

Injuring myself in my sleep

Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere. Everybody’s going to die. Come watch tv.

Looks pretty happy about it 😃

Thanks for all the replies. It’s a single 1TB SSD so gparted sounds like the way to go. Can always just reformat windows to ext4 and mount that separately too if I chicken out of resizing 🤣

Cool. Yeah, that sounds like the easiest solution. Just want to make that space available without screening things up.

Don’t you mean, “I’m not half the man I used to be”?

I do suffer from depression. Two things that made a big difference for me in terms of sleeping through the night were regular exercise and wearing earplugs. YMMV

Non-existent

So sorry for your loss

Thanks for the reply, and good to know!

I think I’ll blow away the windows install on this machine completely.

I still have another pc for some audio tools that don’t run under Linux, but this machine is my daily driver now and I couldn’t be happier.

So, excusing my ignorance as a fairly recent Linux convert, what does this mean for my dual boot system?

I haven’t booted windows for weeks and am pretty sure there have been no updates since it was freshly reinstalled (maybe 6 months ago) as a dual boot with Debian.

Is this only a problem if I allow Windows to update?

Are Microsoft likely to fix the issue in a subsequent release?

And all the wasted time getting from one job to the next. Even if the travel is all virtual you still have to get setup/organised, put one thing down and pick another up.

Be safe. Water turns a minor issue into a potentially deadly one.

He went on to become an internationally renowned heart surgeon