Freeland said while Ukraine missed out on an economic boom when it secured independence in 1991, it can unleash its potential once the war Russia launched ends, through innovation and “the entrepreneurial approach that Ukrainians are taking to fighting this war.” Freeland also said that the ongoing corruption scandal in Ukraine is proof of a healthy democracy doing the hard work of investigating possible wrongdoing and seeking accountability.
Installing Linux to a partition typically involves reformatting it^[not always, but a) that’s generally more of an advanced setup and b) if the partition is formatted with NTFS (the windows filesystem) you’re gonna want to reformat it anyway. I mean, I think it is theoretically possible to run linux off of NTFS but that’d be very cursed please don’t do that] which would erase any files on it. So if you go the dual boot route (where you shrink the windows partition and make a new partition for linux) then all your files would be fine and you could just mount the windows partition from linux and access those files like they’re on an external drive. If you go the other route and install linux to the entire drive you’re gonna have to find a way to back up your files, probably by just copying them to a usb drive or an sd card, and then copying them over to linux once it’s installed. I don’t know that much about windows, or your files for that matter, but I think that even if they’re unorganized they’d still all be in like Documents, Downloads, Desktop, and maybe Pictures or something like that? So you could just copy over those folders, or all the folders under your user, without worrying about organizing them, or if you have enough space you could just copy over your whole C:// drive or something like that. If you have one drive this might be a good use for it but I can’t can’t say for sure since I’ve never used it.
Alternatively you could install it like you would for a dual boot setup, mount the windows partition and copy over the files, and then delete the windows partition and resize the linux partition to cover the remaining space, but if you have a spare usb (in addition to the one you’d need for the linux installer) with enough capacity and you’re not already planning on dual booting windows I’d say go for that since it’s probably easier
Not to try and harass you into using linux but if you’re worried about the installation going wrong you can just install linux on a separate partition so you can still boot to windows if you need to. Also it’s virtually impossible to mess things up so much that you can’t boot from a usb, and the typical way to install linux anyway is by flashing it onto a usb drive, booting from it, and then running the installer from there, so if something goes wrong you can just plug the usb back in and use that for troubleshooting
For booting from a usb I’d say it’s much more than 9 times out of 10. You have to really go out of your way to brick a computer to the point where you can’t boot from a usb
After it was “vandalized” the police arrested a local journalist for it on the basis that he was the first one to report on it so he must have done it. Coincidentally he also recently had his press credentials revoked for writing negative articles about the police
Yo why does it look like this whenever I try to save or open the image
Edit: WHY DOES IT LOOK FINE HERE it looks like this when I try to view it directly
Edit 2: I think it’s just transparent so if you view it with a white background it looks like that
Edit 3: yeah this is what it looks like with light mode
Where are they even getting that quote from? I looked at the source they cited and it doesn’t seem to be in there. Did they just make it up? Was this written by chatgpt?
The sheer cope lol