

I even liked the idea I saw mentioned today where maybe it’s time for 2 devices.
One that just does phone calls and SMS.
The other is a tiny portable Linux computer that does everything else. Who needs android or apps anyway?
I even liked the idea I saw mentioned today where maybe it’s time for 2 devices.
One that just does phone calls and SMS.
The other is a tiny portable Linux computer that does everything else. Who needs android or apps anyway?
Fuck stingrays!
Snacking on 50 crabs a day, and killing Steve Irwin smh 🖕
Made it 2 minutes into this bullshit.
‘The man is the CEO and the woman is the COO’
Why not just come out and say Master and obedient Slave?
I had a similar moment of clarity after troubles with Manjaro and a couple other Arch based distros.
I really like the idea of a rolling release, but definitely nedd stability first.
I swung back the other way, and jumped on Ubuntu LTS. And gradually over time I ended up having to get updates from external repos etc, and ended up in the same position where updates broke things or didn’t work.
Currently running Ubuntu, and I just do an upgrade to the latest release each 6 months - after waiting a month after release date for everything to settle down. The upgrades to new releases have gone smoothly, I get updates to newer versions of software, and it’s been very rare anything breaks. Being a popular distro also means a big community to help with any issues as well.
Dammit, it’s like I just wrote an ad for Ubuntu!
Gambling companies, advertisers, sponsors and sporting public:
“BUT DID THEY WIN?”
My summary of the summary above: TLDR
My summary of any Diary of a CEO video: TLDW
Seriously, if you followed all the advice in those videos, firstly you’d have no time to do anything because every video tells you to spend 5 minutes to an hour a day on doing X, secondly, you’d either be eating everything or nothing because the health videos say everything is a superfood or poison, thirdly you’re only poor because you have no money and fourthly, let’s add in some neo buzzword word salad to make things sound smart.
It’s just a British sounding Joe Rogan Experience
Soon to be:
“Reporter arrested with classified documents”
Wait, are we moving on from vim vs emacs?
Reread my comment.
“On my machine, Ubuntu upgrade/install AND sudo ubuntu-drivers install BOTH flag the drivers Ubuntu installed as manually installed.”
That’s why I have to manually remove them to choose a better nvidia driver.
I can’t say it any clearer
You misunderstood what I wrote.
I didn’t manually install anything.
On my machine, Ubuntu upgrade/install AND sudo ubuntu-drivers install BOTH flag the drivers Ubuntu installed as manually installed.
When you go to the Additional Drivers, it says you have manually installed drivers and all options are greyed out.
Why do I want another driver? I found the open driver Ubuntu chose to install was flaky and provided substandard performance compared to the proprietary driver.
And I have my commands to remove drivers, and for reference, the commands you give won’t help a noob, and your steps are incomplete for earlier Ubuntu versions.
Ubuntu Additional Drivers offered me a choice between 11 different nvidia drivers.
nouveau,and then a mishmash of nvidia versions, open, proprietary and server.
Like OP was probably trying to do, had to manually remove the existing driver before you could select anything. All those options were greyed out because of a ‘manual installed driver’
And guess what did this ‘manual installed driver’? Me? No. Ubuntu’s own uograde or running the command for ubuntu to select the ‘besr driver’.
Fortunately, I’d been through nvidia hell several times, and knew how to manually perform the removal and install, but felt horrified for any new users that might stumble into this. With changing versions, it can be difficult when searching to work out which results are actually relevant, and which are obsolete.
Always remember anything with a wildcard is your enemy. Triple check before you can trust it and hit enter.
Clearly wrong. A dog will be eaten. A cat too.
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Searching for stuff is polluted by AI generated stupidly long and full of unnecessary explanations.
What is X?
Why would you use X?
What are the advantages of X?
What are the disadvantages of X?
The history of X
then, finally, after 36 paragraphs:
How to use X
Turn the switch on while holding the X button
Best
Clickbait
Headline
EVER!
You have a point. After I wrote it I thought of 2 things. Firstly, even those that are lucky enough to travel will never travel everywhere. So, how can they claim the best without having seen all possibilities? Secondly, there are ways to learn and /or experience things without being physically present, like read about it in a book, or watch a documentary. That counts for something.
Now I think about it, I could have changed it to:
"I live in the best country on the planet!”
“Really? How do you know? How do you measure that? What evidence do you have to back that up?”
But, it would probably go all downhill from there, as the original one inevitably would…😆
“I live in the best country on the planet!”
“Have you ever been to another country?”
“Well, no. But why would I do that when I’m already in the best country!”
This doesn’t apply to just the US…
And yet Joe Rogan still exists :/