Is the rabbit of Monty 'S Holy Grail a parody of this perhaps?
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What game does that? I haven't seen anything like it happen so far.
In my own personal experience, this insatiable thirst is due to low blood sugar (or high? getting those confused) and if I don't get some kind of sugar I get a headache. But it is not the same as regular thirst.
And it sucks. I haven't really pieced together what triggers it for me.
Damn, that's rough.
Hiroshima is such a lovely place, I very much enjoyed the overall vibe. I have engraved some images like young guys sitting in the river banks and playing guitar in the dusk... Feels to me like a very nice place to live. I wish things were better.
The museum has probably played a role on that as well, some things are a gut punch. But still...
I still have some origami that I was given by schoolchildren next to the memorial, sitting in my desk. I just cant bear to throw these away after all those years.
Dear esther sounds nice.
Happy holidays, everyone.
Got one of those (with the AMS) a couple of days ago. Surprisingly simple to use and good results for my first ever prints. I'd recommend it.
Problem is, I'm already like 200€ deep into fillaments. Eeh.
Taking the internet into consideration, I would doubt "most".
Found the timbersaw main.
TIL. I had imagined it'd be something of Vikingish.
I would not call it pretty common, but it happens, yes.
You don't need to reinstall. You could keep the old partition and format it and add it as a new volume while keeping the current installation.
If the windows volume is to the right of the Linux volume, you could also boot a live-usb and drop the windows partition and then extend the Linux partition then extend the Linux filesystem to cover all disk space. If it is to the left, you can do the same but you'd need to move the partition and reinstall the bootloader as well.
A backup would be mandatory If you don't really know what you would be doing with the above, however. But if you do, it's a lot easier and faster than to rebuild everything from scratch.
Everyone says Monty python was ahead of it's time.