@clay_pidgin
@sh.itjust.worksI added more hard drives to my windows PC to dual boot as a test, then added another drive to actually play since I was enjoying Linux. My third OS isn't bootable any more. What have I done wrong?
Started off with Windows 10 on a SATA drive with an M.2 drive for more data.
Added a 2Gb NVME with Debian - this has become my daily driver. I haven't been to windows more than a few minutes a week.
Added another 250Gb SATA drive to test and play with another Debian install so I don't break my daily driver.
Tried today to boot into the test OS and It's just missing from GRUB? It doesn't show up as a bootable drive in my UEFI BIOS either, though the drive itself is seen.
From KDE Partition Manager in my daily driver Debian, the drives are:
/dev/nvme01 - the daily driver Debian
/dev/sda - the Windows OS drive
/dev/sdb - the windows M.2 drive
/dev/sdc - the test Debian drive (not booting)
I would appreciate help. While there's not much on that drive, I would like to continue my playing around.
Thanks in advance.
Hallo, Hello, Hola, Aloha, etc.
I kept notes for a five year-long D&D game in Microsoft OneNote, which worked fine, but I kept wishing for more features. I'm hoping y'all can recommend something better suited to my desired use.
I appreciate any input!
We're last minute people, maybe a week in advance without air travel, a month with. A family friend just invited us to join them on a vacation NOVEMBER 2025. That seems bonkers to me!
How far in advance do you plan a small trip like a road trip or visiting family, and how far in advance for a big trip like international travel, a cruise, or Disney?
Hiya,
My local library summer reading challenge has a few items with which I could use y'all's help.
Read a book with a musical theme.
Read a book outside your comfort zone (I read mostly novels, and mostly sci-fi).
Read a book by an author from a different cultural background. (I'm a white American and I've already read Three Body Problem)
Read a book suggested to you.
I would appreciate any suggestions!
-Pidgin
Hello ladies (current and former) of Lemmy (current) - I'm curious how your experience of the male gaze has changed as you moved in and out of young-woman-hood.
How has your opinion of being seen changed through this process?
My parents raised me to always say "yes sir" and "no ma'am", and I automatically say it to service workers and just about anyone with whom I'm not close that I interact with. I noticed recently that I had misgendered a cashier when saying something like "no thank you, ma'am" based on their appearing AFAB, but on a future visit to the store they had added their pronouns (they) to their name tag. I would feel bad if their interaction with me was something they will remember when feeling down. This particular person has a fairly androgynous haircut/look and wears a store uniform, so there's no gender clue there.
I am thinking I need to just stop saying "sir" and "ma'am" altogether, but I like the politeness and I don't know how I would replace it in a gender-neutral way. Is there anything better than just dropping it entirely?
For background I'm a millennial and more than happy to use people's correct pronouns if I know them!
Less Than three should make a heart emoji.
<3
Let's try some more:
Less Than <
Greater than >
Less or equal ≤
Greater or equal ≥
Open bracket [
Closed bracket ]
Open brace {
Closed brace }
Forward slash /
Back slash \
There might be more, but I haven't found them yet.