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  • The North Shore of Lake Superior, in Minnesota. You need a car, though.

  • Shattered Dreams: The Sugar Plum Faeries are actually evil entities that invade childrens' dreams to steal their joy. The players must defend the child that is their target this holiday season.

  • Very cool!

  • Whiskers for the win!

  • This fits well with my philosophy: I tolerate continued existence out of a morbid sense of curiosity.

  • Very cool. I feel seen...

  • Super cool!

  • Let us not forget that according to the Bible, angels do not have free will. It is pretty clear that humans are the only beings in all of existence to have such a thing. Angels are just extensions of God's will. So Lucifer could not rebel of their own volition, that they did so was God's will. If humanity's free will were to mean anything, they had to be tempted and forced to choose, had to have bad guys.

  • I tend to go with tolerating existence out of a morbid sense of curiosity.

  • Friendly reminder that a lot of libraries lend audio books as well.

  • Probably my Canon AE-1. Not sure of the exact year, but the model was made from roughly '76 to '84.

  • Yes. Maybe try feeders. Binoculars also work, but may require some patience.Doesn't seem like you need to tease/antagonize them to be able to see them.

  • Not in the good old US of A. At-will employment is the norm, so unless it is very clear that she was fired for her race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability, not much she can do.

  • Winnipeg is not fictional!

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  • There is a Thinkpad (x12) that has a detachable keyboard. Thinkpads usually play nice with Linux, but I can't speak to that model specifically.

  • I would think it should be in the boot log, but I am unsure on that one.

  • Sounds like that shutdown the system, so the problem is just getting it to power off. You could try "halt -p”. That explicitly calls for the system to power off. If that doesn't work, perhaps try "halt -verbose", which will give a bunch of info on the next boot about what halt was doing, might show an error there that could you lead you in the right direction.

  • Did you use any arguments with shutdown? Does shutdown spin down the system, but not turn off the hardware, or does it not do anything? You can try " shutdown now -h". That should halt the system after a graceful shutdown.

  • Trans Memes @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Just a trucking company, but...

  • Maybe a couple of coats of slightly thinned clear nail polish?