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/éire/
Jace Ward
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Ayden Flores
>just hit 30 degrees outside
Nolan Diaz
That's the spirit.
>even if I don't understand why it worked
Such is troubleshooting.
>pic
Not fond of your implications of what Kongou voted for.
You'll learn to appreciate Kamille's autism.
>Just let Char be the focus
Don't be ridiculous, Char isn't in Zeta. You must be confusing him for the incredibly handsome and talented Quattro Vagina.
Brandon Ross
Ryder Watson
thejournal.ie
Looks like it wasn't a confirmation bias that crime was increasing.
Liam Williams
>Such is troubleshooting.
I got Ubuntu to boot from the USB for testing, but I'll explain why I'm confused later this evening.
>Not fond of your implications of what Kongou voted for.
Yes to no abortions.
Alexander Cox
>Irish thread
>Not in Irish
Learn your own fucking language
Levi Lewis
>New Zealand thread
>not in New Zealandish
Learn your own fucking language
Aiden Ross
Makes sense. Even by just watching the news on a daily basis, it was plain to see that crime rates are way up this year.
And is it just me or in the past month has there been an unusually high number of hit and run incidents?
Adrian Sanchez
>New Zealandish
I thought they conversed exclusively in variations of the Haka?
Mason Morris
>New Zealand doesn't even have its own general on Jow Forums
Tyler Ward
/ausnz/ belongs to New Zealand. We fought Australia and won
Jordan Evans
/ausnz/ belongs to anime. New Zealand are just the vassals.
Lincoln Lewis
After /balt/, /ausnz/ is probably the most anime general on Jow Forums. I doubt /éire/ even gets into the top 3.
Carter Jenkins
>31 degrees now
Parker Reed
Is fuath liom nigear.
Am I doing this right?
Logan Martinez
Ní dhearna tú é ceart. Is é "fear gorm" nach "nigear".
I probably butchered that too though.
Carson Allen
Not anymore, we used to have a lot of anime posters and even hit the image limit.
Tyler Sullivan
"blue men"
Cooper Russell
There's a difference between black man and nigger but I don't know is nigear even an Irish word, and if it is then it should probably be pluralised nigearí in this case.
Fear gorm is a strange anachronism. When I was in school we just said fear dubh.
Christopher Myers
DON'T be rude to /éire/!
We love you don't worry about this RUDE wanker.
Christian Barnes
Adrian Cruz
We still have a lot of anime posters (if not more than ever). Some of them just don't post as often anymore.
Brandon Peterson
When is the country itself due to catch fire?
Colton Perez
>Irish Water cutting off water to Dublin tonight
Nathaniel Allen
I don't think it's strange, it's just the old poetic way to refer to people with black hair/beards. It's the same in old french.
Thomas Young
When do the riots start?
Joseph Hill
When the supply of semen from Britain is cut off.
Nicholas Butler
>The Siege of Lidl except at a sperm bank
Isaiah Watson
*plans to steal water from the Shannon intensify*
Jeremiah Parker
Do you think the Siege of Lidl will be taught in future history classes?
Hudson Cruz
Ach is Diabhal é fear dubh
Christopher Johnson
>hotter in Ireland than in northern Mexico
How
Brandon Cruz
It hit 32 degrees today in Shannon. Hottest day since 1976.
Kevin Moore
It's 21 degrees in my city and that's the maximum temperature this week.
Noah Wood
>Limerick knackers take after their viking ancestors
>they sail to Dublin in inflatable rafts they got at Smyths for €20
>stab anyone taking their water
>single-handedly solve the Hutch-Kinahan feud by stabbing every member of both families
Of course, but the dubs will be portrayed as heroic liberators fighting the odds against the evil German shop.
Zachary Cox
>was thinking about buying a new phone a few months ago
>decided against it because it would be a significant waste of money
>phone just fell face down on the concrete
>screen status: badly fucked
Well guess I better start browsing for a new phone.
Leo Moore
>Success!
Congrats desu! On the laptop you were using or your desktop?
>even if I don't understand why it worked
Does that mean it was a once off and you won't be able to again tonight?
Kayden Hill
>Of course, but the dubs will be portrayed as heroic liberators fighting the odds against the evil German shop.
"Oppressed Dublin youth storm German embassy in protest against Germany's manipulation of Eurozone interest rates" circa 2018.
Aiden Hill
>Germany eliminated
>glorious Nippon qualify in bizarre fashion
>On the laptop you were using or your desktop?
Laptop.
>Does that mean it was a once off and you won't be able to again tonight?
I am able to repeatedly boot into Ubuntu testing mode from the USB, so no issue there. But there are a number of odd things about the boot sequence. Despite the fact that both the Windows 10 on the laptop and the Ubuntu on the USB are configured for UEFI, I can only boot from the USB if I boot in legacy mode. On top of that, even though I ordered the USB boot second in the list after the standard Windows boot, if the USB drive is removed, the laptop won't boot at all unless the USB drive is plugged in (in which case it boots to ubuntu anyway).
Anthony Bell
Is it true that it's illegal for an employer to ask you to disclose your current or most recent salary on an application form?
Charles Wood
Don't you touch Siannon
Kayden Brooks
>following the soccer
Highly disappointed in you. Also is iqdb not picking up results lately?
Jonathan Green
I'm Irish too.
Grayson Rogers
I'm not, but i have the highest score on the Irish memrise course teehee
Ethan Gomez
>tech stuff
Well that all sounds grand desu.
So what's the plan now? Did you have a poke around whilst testing, look at the interface and such?
Just to note that there are plenty of different "flavours" of Linux and lots of different user interfaces. Ubuntu is sort of recommended for new users though, and I even then a lot of people still like it, myself included. It has a big community which means there is a lot of support and such. You are treading a well trodden path.
>Also is iqdb not picking up results lately?
That particularly one is quite new, but it could be an issue aside from that.
No idea.
Jonathan Smith
>Highly disappointed in you
I read it on the news. To be fair, how Japan qualified was very controversial.
>Also is iqdb not picking up results lately?
Just that image it seems. Which is odd because it usually never fails to find images belonging to that artist.
>Well that all sounds grand desu.
Does it? From everything I read online, I should be able to boot in UEFI mode.
>So what's the plan now?
Possibly try installing a dual boot on the PC.
>Did you have a poke around whilst testing, look at the interface and such?
Just a quick look. I couldn't access any of my files while in testing mode. Is that normal?
Charles Jones
>Possibly try installing a dual boot on the PC
You need to backup your files first though, right?
>I couldn't access any of my files while in testing mode
Not fully sure, but I'm fairly positive that you should be able.
Try going into the file explorer and looking under "Other Locations", believe it may list your hard drive and Windows partitions under there.
If they don't appear somewhere in the file explorer then there are a few commands you can run on the command line to mount your hard drives and access them.
>Does it? From everything I read online, I should be able to boot in UEFI mode
Don't know but I'm not sure it makes much of a difference.
Presume you are mainly worried about your PC and maybe you will be able to do UEFI on that or something.
Carter Smith
>how Japan qualified was very controversial
What'd they do?
>Just that image it seems
I've been getting fewer results lately on other images too.
Colton Johnson
>What'd they do?
Play to go through to the knockouts instead of playing to win.
Mason Richardson
>What'd they do?
Were good civilised boys (i.e. not black).
>I've been getting fewer results lately on other images too
I agree, we should all use Sankaku.
Blake Myers
I googled it and didn't find anything in Ireland to suggest it was illegal, other than it probably would be in the future as it's seen to perpetuate the gender earning gap and it's only asked to determine what would be an appealing wage to an applicant
You could just not answer it, or make up a figure that sounds good to you ;)
Logan Allen
>You need to backup your files first though, right?
As in it's something I should do first or are you referring to what I was saying last night about just securing some files first?
>Try going into the file explorer and looking under "Other Locations", believe it may list your hard drive and Windows partitions under there.
Okay, will try that later. It could be down to the way the owner of this laptop has his storage set up too.
>Presume you are mainly worried about your PC and maybe you will be able to do UEFI on that or something.
I will have to wait and see. Not entirely sure.
>What'd they do?
"Japan finished with the same points, goal difference and goals scored as Senegal but progressed by virtue of having collected two fewer yellow cards than their African opponents, who had six bookings to Japan’s four over three matches"
Landon Edwards
>RTÉ showing the Panama - Tunisia game
For what purpose?
Robert Thomas
>As in it's something I should do first or are you referring to what I was saying last night about just securing some files first?
Well I guess it would be best to secure your files first before you go installing anything or messing with partitions and such.
If you aren't planning on wiping everything, and are instead going to keep your current Windows setup, then I'm pretty sure Ubuntu is going to need some space on your drives to install itself. Usually Windows reserves all the space on disks when it is installed, but you can shrink the the installation of it using the Disk Management tool in Windows and then use the resulting free space to install Ubuntu. You can't however boot into your Windows installation and run stuff so I don't know how you one would free up some space. Maybe the Ubuntu installer has a way to free up some space but if it has I've never used it.
How do you plan on recovering your Windows installation? Sounds to me like it is completely broken and you would be better off securing your files, installing a fresh copy of Windows and then installing Ubuntu afterwards. Will end up with a working dual boot system (they recommend Windows be already installed in some form before installing Linux, makes it so they can configure dual boot more easily and such).
>the owner of this laptop
They don't mind you messing with it? You intend to return it to them?
Leo Peterson
Been off the site for almost half a year.
What happened to eire/pol/? Did they just give up after the referendum?
I remember seeing those threads all the time back when I was on Jow Forums more often and they always got 200+ replies.
Dominic Nguyen
Last I heard they had a civil war a few weeks ago when some of them wanted to discuss actual political parties.
Lincoln Perez
>Did they just give up after the referendum?
Not sure, I don't look over that way very often, but the one night I checked there was not thread. Maybe they were subsumed into a thread consisting of them from across the water. May also be hanging out in one of the Discords.
Believe they were having a bit of a civil war over the NP a week or so ago.
Jose Myers
>If you aren't planning on wiping everything, and are instead going to keep your current Windows setup, then I'm pretty sure Ubuntu is going to need some space on your drives to install itself. Usually Windows reserves all the space on disks when it is installed, but you can shrink the the installation of it using the Disk Management tool in Windows and then use the resulting free space to install Ubuntu
Yeah, I have instructions for that. Just a matter of getting into Windows first so I can free up that space.
>Sounds to me like it is completely broken and you would be better off securing your files, installing a fresh copy of Windows and then installing Ubuntu afterwards
I was certainly considering that. Not sure yet though.
>They don't mind you messing with it?
He works in IT. Last time I was in his house I counted no less than 14 laptops among all the other computer parts.
>You intend to return it to them?
Yeah, I only used it for testing the USB boot.
Samuel Thompson
>pic
>horrible S2 anime graphics
Chase Watson
>Last time I was in his house
Wow, having friends/acquaintances, many impressives desu.
He one of your friends from secondary or such?
>I counted no less than 14 laptops among all the other computer parts
If he didn't have at least five ThinkPads then I wouldn't trust anything he says desu.
>implying Yukino ever looks horrible
Jeremiah Bell
If it didn't today, then I think tomorrow might be the last chance. It's meant to cool a bit over the weekend from what I've heard.
Jack Torres
>He one of your friends from secondary or such?
Friend of the family.
>If he didn't have at least five ThinkPads then I wouldn't trust anything he says desu.
He has a few, but I don't think they're in working order.
>implying Yukino ever looks horrible
S2 of Oregairu is one of the few anime I didn't finish, despite loving S1. Everything about it was shit. What made it worse was that everybody else seemed to love it.
Easton Myers
>everybody else seemed to love it
Understandable really, seeing as best girl was introduced, if I recall correctly.
Hunter Green
A shit. The more I think about it, the more I believe that I actually do hate absolutely everything about season 2.
Noah Campbell
Of course, of course. Masochist, preference for cold mean girls, yes yes.
Iroha a good though. Who doesn't want a cute doting kouhai?
Lincoln Cooper
>not wanting nice, warm females that tease you in bed
Jaxson Hall
>Masochist
Are you mistaking me for Lux?
>preference for cold mean girls
Nobody said anything about them being mean.
>Who doesn't want a cute doting kouhai?
Me.
Henry Taylor
I know right?
>Are you mistaking me for Lux?
Well if he doesn't come back soon and give me some phone recommendations then someone is going to have to replace him.
>Nobody said anything about them being mean
Well Yukino was sort of scowling in the pic you posted, was my source.
>Me
All hope is lost.
Ryan Ortiz
>then someone is going to have to replace him.
But I don't think I can lead his sort of lifestyle.
>Well Yukino was sort of scowling in the pic you posted, was my source.
You've (presumably) watched the anime, so you know she's not really mean. She's just got that cold exterior I like so much.
>All hope is lost.
It just sounds tiring and annoying in the long run.
Blake Russell
>you know she's not really mean
It's been a while, but I'd say their might've been an occasion or two where she was a bit stubborn and cold when being asked something by someone, which could've been taken as a bit mean. Like she refused a request or just walked away from something.
Isn't she a bit mean to her poor older (and superior) sister also?
>It just sounds tiring and annoying in the long run
Valid point I suppose.
Landon Richardson
*there
Carter Bennett
>if he doesn't come back soon and give me some phone recommendations
Recommendations on what?
>It just sounds tiring and annoying in the long run
That's life alright.
Matthew Butler
>Recommendations on what?
Phone recommendations on phones silly!
Kevin Edwards
>some phone recommendations
I somehow skipped over the word phone.
Ayden Gonzalez
How many ice creams have we consumed today?
Two for myself, a wafer one and a brunch.
>I somehow skipped over the word phone
I thought you had actually seen the phone bit and thought I meant recommendations of some sort whilst posting from his phone. Is ok desu.
Cooper Anderson
One Twister and two orange ones. There wasn't much in the orange ones though, just ice on a stick.
Samuel Foster
>two orange ones
Orange Twisters, are they a thing?
William Campbell
First bad reading comprehension and now poorly phrased sentences, I'm not having a good day. I meant two plain orange icicles.
Though different flavour Twisters do sound intriguing. Shall pass this suggestion onto HB and make mad stacks.
Kayden Foster
>frozen apocalypse in March
>hot desert Hellscape in June
What'll happen to Ireland in September and December of this bizarre year?
William Davis
Oh we're still around, the referendum result was a big hit to morale though and subsequently a few anons decided they'd had enough with Barrett and and the national party. The pro-NP side seems to have won the "civil war" though for now.
Nathaniel Fisher
>I'm not having a good day
Who is desu, I just made shite of my phone. Insufferable heat sent by the evil Christian God is clearly to blame.
>September
Mayo will win the Liam McCarthy.
>December
Christmas won't be shite for a change.
Samuel Murphy
>Isn't she a bit mean to her poor older (and superior) sister also?
>superior
>implying
>How many ice creams have we consumed today?
None.
>What'll happen to Ireland in September and December of this bizarre year?
Donegal Floods return with a vengeance and then Ophelia 2.0.
Gabriel Foster
>Ophelia 2.0
Think we've had enough meme weather for one lifetime.
Michael Myers
hey italians.
how do you feel about tunisians invading from the south ?
Camden Williams
How many of you have stopped talking to your mum/aunt/sister/wife/girlfriend/teacher since they voted to legalise the liquidisation of children?
Gabriel Turner
>Insufferable heat sent by the evil Christian God
I blame the Aztecs. Those Sun-worshipers had it coming for their vile star obsession. And I guess human sacrifice is bad too.
>Mayo will win the Liam McCarthy
The football team would kill themselves and Galway would start the first inter-county war in the country's history.
Colton Martinez
Who cares about the south anyway?
Evan White
Windows, reeee
>The football team would kill themselves
Nothing of value would be lost then?
Matthew Green
>vile star obsession
If there's anything you should worship, it's the sun. Without it, there would be no life here.
Robert Garcia
>Windows, reeee
What'd it do? Just turn off by itself?
>Nothing of value would be lost then?
Have you ever thought about the church candle business? How would Knock survive without thousands lighting candles for the curse to be lifted?
>Without it, there would be no life here
Exactly. The bastard.
Juan Baker
>What'd it do?
Froze, kinda.
>How would Knock survive without thousands lighting candles for the curse to be lifted?
Perhaps you could have a massive plane crash at the airport there and people could buy candles every year in memory of that instead?
Bentley Evans
>Perhaps you could have a massive plane crash
Ayden Gonzalez
Perhaps it could be carrying a certain special person...?
Jaxson Evans
Anybody lost their water supply yet? Our pressure is getting pretty low.
I enjoy the meme weather though.
Michael Lopez
>not having a well
Landon Wright
>I enjoy the meme weather though
Why though? Is it because you wanted to taste Prinz's tears like you wanted to taste all those leftist tears when you know who was elected?
Although I guess under the circumstances you probably wouldn't be able to taste the tears now as they would just immediately evaporate.
Wyatt Russell
>Anybody lost their water supply yet?
No.
Camden Nelson
This
Jayden Jackson
>Why though?
It's interesting, different, and moderately exciting.
Sure you lads up North haven't seen the sun in over a decade.