Ads, in every form. I use an adblocker so I don’t see most of them digitally but a few still slip through. It’s a pain having to keep it updated with new lists of things to block.
And don’t get me started on the amount of mail that just goes straight into the bin. Credit card ads, valpack ads, “buy your house for cash” cards, etc etc. So much time wasted tossing those.
This OP doesn’t know what they’re talking about. The bananas are picked green, stacked in a warehouse, and then the whole thing is fumigated with ethylene gas. This triggers the ripening process. It doesn’t come from the stem or anything like that (in commercial setting, if left as a bunch on the tree maybe).
In case you don’t know, for any of those games that don’t work, check ProtonDB. Often some easy additions to run arguments get it going and people post them here
It opens my programs menu (or start menu to use the Windows vernacular). It’s still incredibly useful for me to have it that way
I dunno man. She was probably indoctrinating the kids, grooming them to be gay so they can smuggle drugs in their butts for the cartels.
/S if not obvious
Weirdly enough, Texas is one of the leaders in solar rollout.
Even worse it’s an hour of ingame time, which can be over in five seconds in the real world or almost an entire session depending on what you’re doing. I would think flipping every session would be a better chance at making this work
Getting my friends to play Minecraft for more than two weeks
Hey, how many were signed with auto pens?
For my buddy and I our critical data doesn’t change often so once or twice a year when we get together we swap drives again. Simple spinning discs for us. No need for hardware or anything to keep them running. They just sit on a shelf just in case something happens we can hand it back to pull the data back onto a running server
My friend who lives a thousand miles away swaps hard drives with me that are backups of critical stuff. He keeps my data, I keep his. As others have said your garage is a start but you really want some sort of geographically separate backup.
I’m thankfully only looking at half that with the upgrade I need to do. My family has realized I’m able and willing to backup all family photos, even scan the physical ones, so my 7 TB is going fast.
I don’t want to think about what my desktop I’m on all day burns. I do graphically intense stuff so gpu running full blast.
I’m not sure what’s it’s like now, but at that age I was just starting to get into visual programming. Using blocks to program. Started getting into Lego robotics. All my computer skills started there.
With Linux I would start them on basic terminal commands. Cat a file. Edit a file. Navigate. Etc.
I really need to get on this. Even just a few panels on the garage to run my NAS and PC off of it nothing else.
I host themed parties all the time. Charcuterie party, soup party, chilli cook off, my wife is planning a Hobbit themed party soon. No other reason than just because
“I’m okay taking a few hits. They gotta weed out the leeches who just drain the system” <- actual reasoning I’ve heard.
When half the country is willing to starve to death and armed to the teeth, the other half is not quick to riot and provoke them
And 36 angry emoji.
“We’re all mutants. What’s more remarkable is how many of us appear to be normal” Walter B.
Welcome fellow mutant
Welcome to the club and you’re spot on. I buy a few fake mice and stuff but for years my cats have played mostly with: stolen hair ties, a green washcloth (but only that one, no idea), a laser pointer, and some string (put away after each session so he doesn’t eat it).