I prefer GPCL for the increased compatibility.

Teenagers, stop doing activity X. Activity X is very bad for you. Your government wants all teenagers to listen and not participate in activity X.

Yeah, I’m catching your message and am sad that I cannot realize it here and now. Our bus system is not robust and complicates anything more than a simple trip along the line.

If three or four people did that and shared their library with friends then they would have a massive catalog between them.

Legally, you are allowed to make backups of the media you own (in the US). If a group of friends got together and shared their media libraries, proving that only one person was accessing the media at a time, then there would be no issue.

Some of the larger cities in the US have light rail. I live near Cincinnati, which had their light rail projects killed in favor of personal vehicles. I believe a proper rail system here would be a huge boon, but it is not well visualized by the half million residents here between three states and 8-9 counties.

Amtrak here is mainly used for service between cities. People generally forget it exists until it is brought up. I only ever hear about people traveling by car or plane.

So, to address my giggles and before I answer your real question, this is what I thought your bike was going to be hitched to. I believe it would have been a terrible ride.

The information here may address your questions. As loud as I have been, I am actually terribly unfamiliar with rail travel. https://www.amtrak.com/bring-your-bicycle-onboard

Thank you for asking though. I got a smile out of imagining someone with a bicycle firmly attached to an Amtrak train and stuck sitting on it for 200 miles.

Yeah, that would be another theoretical possibility OP will need to weigh.

Well, everything in Linux is a file. I don’t see a problem as long as you are in the studies sudoers group.

I wonder if hirens would have done it. I have no qualms with running a firmware update through a Windows environment. My fear, however unfounded, is that I could only get as far as a firmware erase and not complete the write properly.

If you can afford the time and it appears to be progressing, let it ride.

Either it is recovering further files which you can quickly remove and save elsewhere or it is busy scuffing the disk into an unrecognizable state. If you have all you need then it doesn’t matter if you let it run. I wouldn’t trust it after this.

I came to Mint after breaking my 6 month old Arch install. Understandably, it is easy to do and I probably shouldn’t have tried to install all the desktop environment at once.

I have used Linux off and on since 2003, but never really went full penguin until Microsoft downgraded my Windows 10 pro to 11 home.

I now have my kids running Linux and have started using containers.

I’m trying to convince myself to try Bazzite from Mint. I have used Mint for 3 years now and need to install on a new larger drive.

I think it will be fantastic for expandable storage.

My imagination is a bit wild at building a nas with dozens of these cards.

The video I watched said something about a fever not being an issue, but it was a poorly translated promotional video.

$20 for an ok NVME.

If only there was something else.

You can try user agent switcher. Sometimes it is detected or causes issues, but if YouTube thinks you are running Chrome then you may get better service.