Teeth in my ass

Are you still in windows? Make sure the correct driver is loaded in device manager. Since it happened overnight it sounds like windows may have "updated" the driver to something not designed for it

This morning my COMM professor declared she saw it with her kids and it was a masterpiece, despite not having played Minecraft and "not caring that much for Jack Black"

Edit: since this post I've gone and seen the movie with some friends. While it's not gonna be an award winner for their acting, it was still a really fun movie to watch.

I'm glad I saw it in theaters. There was a handful of older kids (like 15 ish) in the back having an absolute blast and the vibe was electric. The movie got a good laugh out of us a number of times. I saw it mentioned that Jack Black was "phoning it in" but I thought he did an amazing job. I went into this movie fully expecting to watch a shit show but was pleasantly surprised. Overall I'd absolutely recommend anyone to go and see it while it's still in theaters

This app is also great to dig into settings hidden to the user. My car hides the default about page so users can't activate developer options but you can still access it with this

That's how I'm reading it at least

Can you still boot into Windows without GRUB? Like through your bios menu. I've had it where a Linux installer will eat the EFI files for Windows.

If you need to fix your Windows EFI partition, and have a Windows install disk, boot it up and press Shift + F10 to open a command prompt (you may need Fn as well if youre on a laptop)

Run diskpart and list volume

You should have your Windows drive (should be labeled C, but can be mounted elsewhere in recovery. Keep in mind the letter it's mounted on) You're also going to want to look for a fat32 partition. Since windows is on a different drive, there should be two, one for Linux and one for Windows.

Pick one with select volume x where x is the volume number, and ensure you've selected the right one with list disk. There should be an asterisk next to the disk containing the selected volume.

Still in diskpart, you're going to want to mount that to a letter, I always choose N with assign letter n

Type exit to get out of diskpart

Next you're going to want to remove existing EFI files. Type N: to change to the N disk, and rmdir EFI\ /s (I'm doing this from memory, I believe this is the correct command to do so)

To regenerate the files, you're going to want to run bcdboot C:\Windows /s N: /f ALL where C:\Windows is your Windows folder, N: is your efi partition, and ALL is the boot type (this installs both legacy and EFI files, you can set this to just EFI and be fine)

Windows should be good to boot, I'd boot it once to test. Then go into Linux & grub-install and update-grub. It should be able to find it on any installed drive, even unmounted. Check the output and you should see if it found it.

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They're gonna "drop (at least) 01" after the first season like always.

I just moved my registrar from namecheap to cloudflare since they started supporting .dev domains and it's infinitely better. Was already using them for the dns challenges cuz I'm not paying for SSL certs.

Because they're not earning those millions from users. I have no data to back this up, but I'm sure even the Linux users that do play are less likely to spend money on the game.

Good to know, thanks!