I’m pretty certain the first computer I installed Linux on was a Pentium 75 with 4MB of RAM. I know I ran it on some 486s booting off floppys at work. We were at 10,000 feet and couldn’t trust the lifespan of spinning rust.
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I got a Bosch a year ago and love it. Super quiet, super clean. But my favorite feature is that it cracks the door open after running so that every has a chance to air dry. I run it at night and when I wake up everything is fury dry, even plastic containers.
Can confirm. Source: am currently on vacation after yoloing a release on Friday.
Every three months for about 30 minutes I’m forced to use windows in a VM. It’s so awful dealing with the pop up’s, forced updates, and background bullshit that I feel the need for a shower after.
Totally unnecessary. A simple price/demand curve can easily be written in a few lines of code.
Blue cheese or ranch dressing.
I’d rather fly in a plane. There tends to be less wind.
Having been there and heard the real story about why it is the way it is, the Winchester house makes a lot of sense.
Sadly, no. It was quite real. I was given some while trick or treating as a kid.
I would guess pretty good. If something happens once it could be a fluke. If it happened twice, well, it probably happened a lot more than that.
Same here. I can’t figure out why anyone uses based on what I read.
I always forget how young most of the military is. It looks like at least half of those guys are teenagers and most of them can’t drink yet.