I also just saw your edit. Look into Linux ownership and permissions. chmod and chown are important commands to know how to use as a Linux system administrator.
Running sudo chown -R user:user ./drive in /mnt will give your user account ownership of that directory and all folders inside of it.
Make sure you replace user with your username and drive with the name of the mount point for the drive.
If you try to mount 2 drives to the same location, like /media/drive, the last one that you mounted will just replace the first one. You could put one at /media/drive1 and the other at /media/drive2 though.
It doesn’t matter where you mount stuff, like it won’t break anything, as long as you’re not replacing an existing directory like I mentioned.
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I’m not streaming it, it’s on my media server, so there are no ads. I don’t pay for any services except Shudder because it’s still cheap and niche.
Same, been watching Dead Like Me and Xena: Warrior Princess and it’s pretty distracting when it happens.
You could do a mix of options 1 and 2 and try LMDE (Linux Mint: Debian Edition), I’ve heard good things.
Just because other people saw me as a certain gender doesn’t mean I actually was, especially not when it comes to my sense of self.
I’m not trying to erase something that existed, I’m asking my family to reframe my childhood from the way they saw it to the way I actually experienced it. They’re empathetic and they love me, so they do me that service.
I would ask a reporter attempting to cover my life story to do so in a way that’s consistent with how I want my life to be portrayed. Seems like basic respect.
If the gyroscope moves while the car is in motion, they can be pretty sure that you’re not driving. Or you’re texting and driving, but if the car is going a certain speed and you’re texting, you’re going to have bigger problems very soon.
Trans person here. I vehemently disagree and would find this treatment exceptionally disrespectful.
I transitioned at 17 though; referring to someone who transitioned later in life can be somewhat different.
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html
Free software can be freely copied, modified, distributed, etc. This doesn’t mean you don’t have to pay for it.
Open source software has its source code published. It doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re able to copy some or all of it, modify it, distribute it, etc.
It’s getting more and more common that, even in cases where code is open source, only part of the codebase is actually available. This is something that Microsoft (and other wealthy tech companies) loves to do to show that it’s “transparent.”
Windows from 1999 until December 2023. Debian since then!
I think your drives may not be mounted correctly (they are not in your fstab so the mount doesn’t persist after reboot); this comes up in the comments of the guide. Maybe this comment will help you.
This is essentially the reason it was made illegal in Canada to lock phones to carriers and all phones must be sold unlocked. I think the reason we did it is to keep customers from complaining about the rates we pay, though, since we’re one of the most expensive places in the world for cellular service and mobile data charges.
Check out this guide. I used it, it’s pretty good at describing stuff for new people.
Ventrilo was the shit back then.
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This has happened to me on Debian. Try changing your DNS to 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare’s public DNS) and seeing if that fixes anything.
I don’t know what causes this or why it works, but there’s always a DNS name resolution failure on my system if I don’t manually set a DNS.
Hm, you probably can, but I personally don’t and I’m not sure which file manager you’re using. I like the terminal for this because it’s quicker and easier to do (or undo if you fuck up).
I also gave you the wrong command earlier,
sudo chown -R user:user ./*doesn’t affect the top-level folder (e.g.,/mnt/drive). My mistake.