If you put your bootloader with nvme support on a recognized drive it works.
If you put your bootloader with nvme support on a recognized drive it works.
No. The back end interface is pcie instead of sata.
Yes.
And your pants are holding up your belt… but your belt is holding up your pants… WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON DOWN THERE!!!
I can somewhat understand Hulu and Netflix raising prices because of video content licensing but Youtube Premium? Fucking stupid as hell.
No not me, the real Jesus.
I nominate Jesus.
That’s true, desks have to be standing or they’re just a board.
Why not both? If you want to support with donating, cool. If you’d rather support by enabling ads, cool. I can see it might be a slippery slope.
We should direct everyone on Reddit to Lemmy. Then, (this is copy pasted, I’m not a bot) add an option to the third party apps for Lemmy so you can opt in to ads that support your instance and the platform. Force me to use your bullshit app so you can make more money? Fuck you. I came here from Reddit. But I’d opt in to ads to support something that is clearly better.
They should add an option to the third party apps for Lemmy so you can opt in to ads that support your instance and the platform. Force me to use your bullshit app so you can make more money? Fuck you. But I’d opt in to ads to support something that is clearly better.
That’s a really neat upgrade :) props. I’m guessing you have some additional drives with the bootloader on them. While the bios may not support nvme as a boot device, as long as the boot loader is on a supported drive and supports nvme drives it can boot the nvme drive. Had to do this once with a flash drive.