just_another_person

Also, why does every portrait cropped picture of Jack Smith use an image that makes him look like he's posing for a Dojo Master photoshoot?

One of the few Looney Tunes from this era that doesn't have any incredibly racist or misogynistic things happening 😂

Nice, but I wish there was a "Reputable Brand" or "Warranty" filter.

A lot of these boxes are made by the same OEM, and branded a thousand different ways under various names specifically for price fixing on large marketplace portals online - different colors, different cases, but same features without a warranty.

A lot of these fake brand names come out of companies who simply change names once they hit a certain number of bad reviews on marketplaces. Same shitty hardware, different brand name. Beelink and Minisforum are legit, but 'KingHive Pro' is probably made by 'MiniKing', and also sells things under "GamerKing", for example.

Yeah, you can do that as well. Just mentioning that DD isn't the simplest way to achieve what you want.

It's not me making a claim. You have no idea what you're talking about 😂

This is a court case that has been out there and decided. The ruling is in. Proof was presented at a fucking trial, where evidence is submitted and reviewed. This isn't MY opinion, it is the opinion of the Nevada Supreme Court.

There's nothing wrong with using DD for this, but unless you're sure of the geometry of the new SSD, you may run into issues. The size of your new SSD needs to be exactly the same size or larger to fit the existing partitions of sdc since you'd be doing a block copy. Get a slightly larger drive to be safe and you'll be fine.

Honestly, DD is hard mode for this. Use a cloner that checks these things or shrinks partitions beforehand to prevent issues if you decide to go with a 2TB SSD.

Nobody needs to provide you with proof. You're some random commentor on the Internet. The Nevada Supreme Court reviewed all the material and made a ruling. Done deal.

Since you are lazy though: https://www.lawdork.com/p/green-party-nevada-scotus

Did you not read the ruling?

They usually do this if the project finds out it's being used in some uncouth way and don't want to be tied to whatever that is - limiting their exposure and liability, essentially.

I imagine they found some cheap hardware vendor selling this on their shipped units on Amazon or something and don't want themselves tagged onto a lawsuit about it. Probably got wind of some legal action coming in the future.

This gets an upvote. Hilarious.

And yet...nobody else is. So you automatically assume it's rigged against the "underdog", and that they're not completely incompetent and refuse to hire professionals who do this shit for a living, a long with proper legal representation.

🤡

As the judge said: they didn't read the packet, which CLEARLY shows the form, form type, fields noting the form...etc.

They fucked up.