any ol’ live media with gnome disk utilities (aka ‘disks’) or gparted would be enough to have an easy gui to clear the partitions. i usually use a linuxmint usb for that (and did use for that purpose a half-dozen times today).
it appears qubes uses anaconda (same as fedora) for its installer. there should be an option in it, where you pick your target disk, to ‘reclaim’ space. so op should be able to just do that during the (re)install process if they don’t care about the data on the disk.
sell cheap to kill competition around the world. leverage new global monopoly for fun and profits later.
they’ll try to pass it anyway. if republicants lose majority, it’ll be a horrific couple of months as they try to ram and cram every piece of shit legislation they can think of through before the new session starts.
cars already have them. they’re taking them out so they can make more money, not to save you $20.
if mom knew how often i stayed awake listening to baseball and hockey on the radio when i was a kid, i’d still be grounded with an early bedtime today.
first thing i did when deved updated to the ‘new’ look (157)…
search for ‘nova’ in about:config
turn off the new rounded gradient shit.
and you can go back and re-enable just a bit you actually do want… like the on-device translations, while keeping the main switch ‘off’ so there’s no new surprises.
i love the on-device translate. sometimes it can be a little off-the-mark, but overall it works pretty well. it’s a great addition to firefox.
would you rather work 5x8 and fight traffic both ways instead of one?
And, at least in my state, if you take on a second job, wages from the second job are taxed at a higher rate.
that doesn’t sound right…
the suggested withholding on second (or third) jobs is higher to make up for the fact that your first job’s withholding is usually based on it being your only income source. in the end, you’re taxed on your combined income, one job or three, it doesn’t matter.
every bypass to age-gating at youtube that i’ve used, tried, or looked at no longer works, and hasn’t for awhile.
well, then it would be your borrowing time ran out, perhaps, and the app just said ‘screw you’ instead of offering a check-out renewal
i use an old one (the blue accented one) of those keyboards as my ‘remote control’ when i’m watching on the ‘tv’. works pretty well for that… running a media player and web streaming. i did try doing actual ‘work’ with it once, but i had to connect a different keyboard to do any serious typing.
i used to have a lap desk attached to the top of a beanbag-like pillow. same type of thing my mom and grandma would use to do crafts and stuff while they watched their ‘stories’ (soaps).
… just this week, and it’s only monday!
i’ve had that happen a few times over the years streaming tv or movies. have it stop part-way and not be available to continue.
if you don’t wanna watch a vid… eff has posted several articles over the years on the ‘tracking dots’ of printers: https://www.eff.org/issues/printers
dos ain’t done 'til lotus won’t run.
almost too realistic.
My robot dog after it collapsed steps from my home. The light on its “face” was blinking red, and the lidar sensor on its “nose” was still spinning.
good call, driving into the city was hell when i lived there in the 90s and it’s only gotten worse.
the trains are great if one goes where you need it to. so i guess the absolute first thing to do is check the service maps for washington metro as well as vre/marc (commuter rail). if her office is near a station, that can quickly narrow down possible locations to near stations on the same line(s).
many of the suburban metro stations were designed to commute to themselves (park and rides), with lots of parking, bike racks and lockers, and kiss-and-ride (drop-off) lanes. some of the city stations have housing on the same block or literally right above them, even.
i’d shy away from alexandria for now, cuz that’s where amazon is building “hq2” (that’s along the blue/yellow metro in va).