03:28 AM
People only watch it because they are so scared of being called a racist even as this movie is racist as a black actress does black face on herself playing a white character as a black woman and yet she is oddly acting like a white woman.

03:37 AM
Breaking Bad. They are putting Covid Vaccines in food to kill people, blood clots, cancer, brain seizures, etc.

12:33 PM
I could try to find you video tutorials, how-to articles with pictures step by step. The easiest way to get started is with an extra hard drive for putting a new OS onto it. You probably need a minimum of like 5 GB of free space or at least 30 GB for most OS. You should be able to search for alternative OS on YouTube or maybe I could recommend which OS to try. I know some videos and articles are harder to understand. You can also partition a hard drive so you can have multiple OS on them. Take it all one step at a time. Are you more familiar with the operating systems (OS) of Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, iOS, Android, or others? This question might influence which OS or which desktop environment (DE) or AKA graphical user interface (GUI) you might try. Some OS may have different GUI meaning you may have a choice in how the OS looks, like if you want the OS to look like Apple or Windows or something else. The hard part might be in knowing which GUI to go with. Step one would be to download an OS which may be around 3 GB. Step two would be in getting a program that could install the OS onto a hard drive. There are different programs which can install OS onto internal hard drive disks (HDD), solid state drives (SSD). It might be harder to install onto external drives. It may be even be harder to install onto USB thumb drives, memory card, MicroSD cards, etc.

07:04 PM
Learning Linux is more like learning to ride a bike than it is rocket science. In other words, code is not required. Here is an example of my desktop, I have vertical panels where I put my shortcuts, menus, and a list of things I have opened. I use Ubuntu for it's programs. I grew up with Windows and a little Apple. I started using Ubuntu in 2007. What I like is Ubuntu has a software center which is similar to Google Play and Apple Store which allows users to download apps onto phones. By the way you can change the OS on your phone, tablet, etc. It might be easier for you to install an OS onto an entire hard drive but that would erase everything you had on the drive. Another option would be to have dual boot where you could have Windows and another OS on the same drive. One of the first things you could do is install a live CD of the OS you want onto a USB stick with at least 10 GB free. To do that, you would need to download an OS and download an installer program that could do install the OS onto the USB stick.

You could try Ubuntu Mate which probably needs at least 30 GB free. I got to go. Be back maybe tomorrow.
https://ubuntu-mate.org/download

12:57 AM | Twitter
Covid Vaccines are killing people. Meanwhile, Rebecca Hive account@lyricwriter does not care about that even as millions to billions die from it in the 2020s potentially as people get blood clots/etc, the fake news continues to lie about it and some people choose to go along with death.

07:36 PM
To add to that, @TeamYouTube gave me access to @Google Takeout so I can download videos from my JoeyArnoldVN YouTube channel but @YouTube @YouTubeCreators won't let me download from JoeyArnold7 or the original OJAWALL; like a million views.

08:03 PM
I'm going to call my YouTube channel "YOUTUBE DELETED MY TEN THOUSAND PLUS VIDEOS WITHOUT GIVING ME A THIRD STRIKE AND IS IGNORING ME ONLINE AFTER LYING ABOUT ME" and then you're you're suspended that account too unfairly without giving me access to GOOGLE TAKEOUT AGAIN.

09:22 PM
Disney and others laid off staff which included some good animators who did special effects. These past few years, many people were fired even as they were really good at their jobs. This live action movie was fun for me to watch but it did have problems.

09:34 PM
One of the reasons they remake movies is so younger people forget about the older films. Did you Shirley Temple played Ariel in The Little Mermaid? It was a live-action movie, like a play, it came out on TV in 1961.