"The Wealthy" here is one guy, who got employees to do it, and he is not only not in jail, he got tens of millions when he left eBay after the court case started.
The Wealth lt DID get away with it. Their goons didnt
The bigger problem is that most people just aren't up for installing an OS themselves. I've certainly never had the chutzpah to replace Android, and I'm more tech savvy than most
I had difficulty understanding the error messages, mainly. "Warning: this xibstop is a fleng. Do you want to flargle you shmoigen at 0000HgvbXX44? This cannot be undone"
Of course, I couldn't actually google what it meant without running into a whole load of other terminology I didn't understand, least of all because my WiFi hadn't kicked in yet.
Basically, you need to put the work in to understand the context of what's going on. With Windows, this took me about a year when I first got a PC. I imagine it'll be the same with Linux.
I need to keep a windows installation because I need MS Office. LibreOffice is fine 98% of the time, but I've got a handful of complex documents and spreadsheets that just don't render correctly in LO, and I'm not going to spend the weeks it takes to correct them.
I'll look into refined, but currently can't afford anything but essentials so it'll be a ways off before I can get a new HD
Linux I've had to fight and beat into submission just to try and install it without accidentally overwriting my windows installation, and have all my hardware working.
I've tried and failed 6 times now
In my personal experience, it's because things said in person don't have a paper trail. If you want to discuss something with potential legal ramifications, in person is by far the safest way. Even by phone, call recording might be a thing
"The Wealthy" here is one guy, who got employees to do it, and he is not only not in jail, he got tens of millions when he left eBay after the court case started.
The Wealth lt DID get away with it. Their goons didnt
Congratulations, you pass the first test.
Music. Most music fans can barely even play an instrument themselves
The bigger problem is that most people just aren't up for installing an OS themselves. I've certainly never had the chutzpah to replace Android, and I'm more tech savvy than most
Ta - yeah I ended up using both in the end! Took a fee hours but it worked!
Only oddity is that now, my bios shows Bazzite once and Windows Boot Manager twice as boot options. They all work, it's just a little strange
GTA 1, 2 & London were simultaneous releases, no? waggles glasses annoyingly
Do Google actually ever end up paying these fines? If so, over what period and how much have they paid so far?
Thank you. Can I increase the size of the partition using the Live ISO somehow? Or do I need to do that in Windows?
Ah... no is it the FIRST partition that's the issue?
I had difficulty understanding the error messages, mainly. "Warning: this xibstop is a fleng. Do you want to flargle you shmoigen at 0000HgvbXX44? This cannot be undone"
Of course, I couldn't actually google what it meant without running into a whole load of other terminology I didn't understand, least of all because my WiFi hadn't kicked in yet.
Basically, you need to put the work in to understand the context of what's going on. With Windows, this took me about a year when I first got a PC. I imagine it'll be the same with Linux.
I need to keep a windows installation because I need MS Office. LibreOffice is fine 98% of the time, but I've got a handful of complex documents and spreadsheets that just don't render correctly in LO, and I'm not going to spend the weeks it takes to correct them.
I'll look into refined, but currently can't afford anything but essentials so it'll be a ways off before I can get a new HD
Not since the 80s. It's been managed decline since then
Linux I've had to fight and beat into submission just to try and install it without accidentally overwriting my windows installation, and have all my hardware working. I've tried and failed 6 times now
In my personal experience, it's because things said in person don't have a paper trail. If you want to discuss something with potential legal ramifications, in person is by far the safest way. Even by phone, call recording might be a thing
Mojeek is an interesting alternative. Not brilliant, but at least it IS an alternative
What are the advantages over Open Office?
Yup. I've had to add exceptions to my VPN for this reason. Mainly food/grocery delivery sites for some reason
I only ever saw that clip once and yet I can remember it with more clarity than most
In a way, life is a dream, inasmuch as it's interpreted through the same wetware that dreams are. Much of the same stuff is at work at all times.
I think fairy tales and religious stories tickle something in us IRL because they have an almost dreamlike quality to them