If the EFI partition truly was at fault, you wouldn’t get into Linux. And if the issue is mounting the efi partition after booting, that shouldn’t be a critical error. So it sounds like something else is at fault IMO
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Never ever make a force fem joke again in public, or in general with people you aren’t close with and don’t know how they’ll react to it. It’s like all other jokes about sensitive topics like racism, slavery, etc. You can joke like that with your close friend group behind closed doors and find them funny, but don’t post them on public social media. It’s in very bad taste
I’m sorry, I don’t have receipts and I shouldn’t have thrown around accusations like that. I’m mentioning that because the text specifically calls out “queer”as the main reason multiple times and what I’ve heard behind the scenes, but again I should’ve just stick to what we can immediately see. I edited my comment accordingly
Honestly if you never had to deal with more than one lifetime parameter per function and/or type, good for you! As for what 'de is used for in serde — it’s the lifetime of the data you’re deserializing. It’s not really relevant unless you’re deserializing borrowed data, which is very very rarely the case, especially when it comes to web development which I’m guessing you’re most familiar with
I tried using them a while back but I stopped and nowadays I just reclone. Worktrees do not work with submodules, and the setup is fragile so it’s easy to screw up your .git if you’re not careful. It’s also more trouble than it’s worth having to juggle branches if it turns out one of your worktrees is checked out at the same point you want to checkout another one