My windows ssd died about 2 weeks ago, but I was dual booting.
Took out the windows drive, slapped in a new one and I was no longer getting failed smart checks.
Happy to say that the windows drive that died was replaced with a new 990… that’ll be more storage for my Fedora Plasma system instead of getting windows 10 reinstalled. Win 11 was never a consideration but I did want to keep 10 around for as long as I could.
c’est la vie
I don’t think that’s what the SCOTUS was thinking about when they reached this ruling.
There was no ruling… the case was not taken up, so the ruling of the lower court stands as a precedent (for now).
I didn’t realize that you were the arbiter of vehicular and firearms purpose; my most sincere apologies oh great arbiter. I had no idea you were the one to decide how people use their firearms and vehicles.
And people who have a lot of cars are more likely to plot mass murder than those who don’t. Great logic.
Those people are certainly more likely to be stealing your labor, which is quickly devolving into a feudalistic system; and that will ultimately lead to poverty and death.
“Intended Purpose” and “Probability of Harm” are entirely different things. If the only purpose of a firearm was to kill someone, and considering that we have 1.5 firearms owned per person in the USA; we should have substantially higher number of firearms related deaths, wouldn’t you agree – I mean, based on “logic” right?
Just like how everyone that owns a car plans to drive over people.
Let the people out of the elevator that are trying to get out of the elevator before you attempt getting in.
YouTube already had too many ads, and I stopped using as a result. That was several months ago. I guess I’ll just have to stop using it even harder.