I’ve done it with over a dozen computers by different manufacturers: primarily laptops: Lenovo, HP, toshiba, and I have yet to run into any issue.

Windows assumes there is only ever going to be one efi, so it totally ignores the second partition. Linux has you mount the efi partition so you can choose it over the windows one.

What problems have you had with it? There is lots of advice out there on the Internet saying this is the best setup, not just me.

A second drive is optimal, but you should still have a second efi partition on the second drive.

Whereas I agree that it’s not guaranteed to work, I have set up more then a dozen systems this way and have never had it be an issue.

If using efi (instead of bios), set up a second efi boot partition. Use one efi for windows and the second for Linux. It’s “non standard” but the efi spec does not explicitly forbid you having multiple partitions, and it will keep windows from disabling anything on the Linux boot partition.

I never has an original psp, but I had a psp-go. It was great! I primarily used it to emulate the nes and Genesis. Not many people liked the other slide out screen aesthetic but it was one of my favorite parts of the design. It reminded me of the Motorola sidekick.

Last I hear OnePlus was on the verge of collapse. Not because of this, but because of the mismanagement since carl left. It will probably be absorbed into oppo soon enough https://www.androidheadlines.com/exclusive-oneplus-collapse.

Fusion works flawlessly for me in winapps (and I’m sure winboat), but it is s-l-o-w. I probably need to figure out GPU passthrough and it might be bearable… But I haven’t had much time to dedicate figuring it out.

The cathedral and the bizarre by ESR is a must read. http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/

Way way way back in the late 90s I visited slashdot multiple times a day. I know it’s still around but it is nothing like the commander taco days

I think I read about it way back then on slashdot …

I remember he also had a “stinky feet” series of experiments until he has on the verge of developing cellulitis or something…

Now I feel old.

Granted the forms of mfa available without a hardware key are far from perfect. But they are better then no extra authentication method.

A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week

As have I… But it’s so dang handy. From what I know there is no alternative that is quite as good

jdupes: it’s great software. The author left GitHub not because of Microsoft, but because he refused to implement 2fa on his account, which GitHub made mandatory.

The number of .gov email address found in janitor section of the DB dump when the site was hacked not too long ago perhaps.

Balatro is rogue like? Maybe I don’t understand the genre as much as I thought.

Hack the planet!

Underrated comment.

My company uses a VPN where the client is so slow inside the VM it is functionally useless. 99%of the time I can still get away with it because my connection amounts to a couple of telnet sessions, but when I actually need data or a spreadsheet or something transferred local, I need to fire up windows directly to snag it.

Sonicwall has a VPN client that will run fine on Linux (or so they say), but the company won’t switch over to it. And sonicwall considers the windows only version eol and won’t add a Linux version

I got tired of windows updates breaking my dual boot. After some research I found that it’s possible to have two uefi partitions: one for windows and one for Linux. It’s not standard but there is nothing expressly written into the efi spec that prohibits it. And it just works. My bios doesn’t care, and works with them both just fine.

I only use Windows for that 1% of business stuff I can’t accomplish in a vm under windows. Invariably after I boot into widows once ever 3 months it installs so.e update and would kill my ability to boot into Linux. Since setting up 2 partitions I haven’t had this problem.