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I do agree with you Mike. The natural color of teeth isn't super white at all. Getting those in office bleachings and or veener's is extreamly expensive. To me, keeping up with the Joneses just isn't worth it when you count the cost. The Crest Whitening Strips once a year are sufficient, low...

Agreed:- Often times we have something good and we like it. However, as time passes we want more. It's a balance that many haven't found a way to practice control. Just my 2cents.

Colors and their intensity are essential to a buyer I can tell you that much. Years of painting in oils and acrylics and listening to what my clients and friends had to say confirmed that. Years of practicing dentistry taught me that most people want their front teeth to be super white and that...

Did some reading here: https://opensource.com/article/20/5/systemd-startup During the booting process systemd involves BIOS, MBR, the bootloader, kernel initralization and the init process. There are several stages in the boot process and each perform a spicific task for the initialization of...

This is why I run Slackware and Devuan. I was suspicious when systemd first launched.

Lennart Poettering is a German software engineer working for Microsoft. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-e&q=Lennart+Poettering%2C

If all else fails try Synaptic:-

Other alternatives here: https://www.tecmint.com/linux-disk-cloning-tools/

My thinking is to go your file system /dev/disk/byid. All disk's are identified by a id #, by-label, or by-uuid. Though your disk's/SSD/M.2 may be identical I would surprised if the id's, label or uuid's are the same. Clonezilla did not work well for me under Linux. Our member @bob466...

Our members @f33dm3bits or @KGIII may know. Looks like the source address is not configured. https://github.com/danderson/netboot/blob/main/pixiecore/README.md https://github.com/danderson/netboot/tree/main/pixiecore https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/P1oYvethNI4?pli=1

You're welcome. I've seen that when dedicated people guide, help, assist, and teach those who don't have what they need they excel and have success. It's happened for me and I'm certain it will happen for you. My Linux Master is now in his 70's and everything that he taught me, I am now...

Just found out that installing Android "BlissOS" isn't that difficult on a triple booted Linux box. You just have to make a menu entry so Grub knows about it. https://blissos.org/ :)

You may be able to get a refurbished laptop with a higher cpu and more ram. Things are pricey these days so I can understand being on a budget.

The celeron is the kind of processor you have. What graphics card is what f33dm3bits wants to know. That game requires an Intel i5 or an AMD FX 8310. Game Requirements are in the link below:- If you don't see the symbol (ie: icon for Steam on Linux) on the game's page it's not available for...

One of the things you can do is to ensure that your sources list is correct. https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList#Repository_URL Create a BIOS password and if need be: encrypt your HDD.

Are you talking about the Dell Community? Developer Community?

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-issues-statement-about-cpu-crashes-blames-motherboard-makers

Is it available for purchase?

I keep 2 usb flash drives around with Mint or some other Linux distro as they can become handy.