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OrnateLuna

@ OrnateLuna @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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  • Mat(rule)archy

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  • I haven't encountered people really advocating for a matriarchy (except the Barbie movie for some reason) so I don't really think it's a popular belief

  • Rule

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  • We all are always playing the game, there is no escape

  • Oblivious rule

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  • Is it really obliviousness if it's asexuality?

  • i want a fish 😢

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  • Please don't give me a fish

  • In a time where the West tries to be avoid ethnic charicatures, Latin America rules otherwise

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  • I'm pretty sure non white people can make that joke as well

  • Rule (Penance 14/100)

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  • Unfortunately the sun won't explode

  • I'm not addicted to rule. You are. why are you looking at me like that. Everything feels so unbalanced

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  • Well it just makes you level, and stuff can be level and not be straight

  • Part of this complete breakfast!

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  • Just sucks they don't provide the x-ray films in the package

  • Rule

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  • Well they just don't have shirts on

  • Protect your PC

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  • You entered the boot selection, which is used for quickly booting into a different drive but it doesn't change which drive the PC boots into by default. To change that you'll need to enter the bios proper and you do that by spamming f2 or delete key just like you did with the f12 key.

  • Protect your PC

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  • Before you mess with commands I suggest you to do what I mentioned before. The picture you sent has the grub bootloader and assuming windows didn't nuke it, when you choose your Linux drive to boot first it should come back.

    Also changing the boot order will not break your pc

  • Protect your PC

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  • Just spam del or f2 keys when you are turning your PC on (or check your motherboards/laptops manual for which key it is) that should put you into your bios and there check the boot options/order.

    Tho you can also enter the bios through windows, can just search windows 10 enter bios and that should give you the answers

  • Protect your PC

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  • Yeah there's quite a bit of safety mechanisms in place but I imagine windows could just adjust all the gpu overclocking settings to the max and make the system unstable. Plus just reformat all of your drives

  • Protect your PC

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  • Windows might have changed the boot order in your bios, so just go into your bios and check if the mint partition is set to boot first

  • lighter rule

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  • Running longer distances does increase stamina so you weren't wasting your time

  • Many such cases

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  • Dw I was in the same boat

  • Alcohol rule

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  • Graphics rule

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  • As those games were before my time, I keep thinking did people genuinely think those graphics looked realistic? Because for me even growing up with the PS3 and PS2 I didn't think they looked particularly that good

  • Obvious cybersecurity rule

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  • Being a hacker in the early days of computers must have been so fun and accessable