Are you installing your secondary OS on the same drive or on a separate SSD?

Do terms like partition, file system and bootloader mean anything to you?

The first two things I remember doing are visiting the official X-Files website, www.trustno1.com, and looking for cool pictures of space ships from Star Trek.

It's largely POSIX compliant.

Huh, Voyager on Android definitely won't let me do that. But the Fediverse is pretty flexible, so I guess ymmv.

I think you can enter either a url or an image, but not both. You could add the image to the text portion of your post with markdown:


Lol, Seedy Eye Software.

That does look like a similar CD-i game, but it doesn't quite replicate the nauseating perceptual horror of the constant zoom-in-and-out-like animations and the ridiculous, constantly fluctuating, proportions in the cutscenes.

Oh God, that artwork. It's even worse when you see it in motion!

The Dutch government and Royal Dutch Philips should officially apologize for the CD-i Zelda games.

I actually played that shit as a kid! Imagine my disappointment when the game we rented turned out to be an extremely shitty platformer! Also, good luck playing that abomination with the default remote/controller.

Also, what's the website?

Good text, agree 100%. A bit of a hassle to read on my phone, though, because I have it locked in portrait mode!

I'm glad if any of that was helpful. Good luck, have fun, don't die!

There's a lot of negativity in this thread that I don't think is entirely warrented. It sounds like you're both still very young and you haven't been dating for more than a few months. It's alright to just have a fun, shallow relationship for a while and then move on, especially at your age. That doesn't make you a terrible person.

If you want your relationship to last beyond the first few months, though, when you're both still in love, you'll have to develop some sort of emotional connection beyond just fancying eachother.

The way I see it you have two options. The first is you enjoy the relationship for as long as you do. You get your emotional support somewhere else. When the initial attraction wears of you break up.

But if you want a serious long-term relationship, you'll have to address this issue. You could try telling her how you feel the next time she changes the subject. Tell her you need to work through these negative emotions, and it'd be nice if she tried to listen and/or comfort you.

Or perhaps next time she's feeling insecure and needs to be told she's not stupid and ugly, you change the subject and show her some funny videos. See how she likes it! This is arguably a bit passive aggressive and immature, but it does sound like empathy isn't her strongest point. It might help her understand if she experiences things from your point of view. Depending on how she responds, you could then address the matter in a more direct fashion.

Does she avoid all negative emotions like that or just yours? Because if she does, those negative emotions are going to catch up with her in a major way eventually.