

Nah, you’ll get 8GB and swap on nvme. Or, you’ll get to rent a terminal server slot for just $30 a month.
WYGIWYG


Nah, you’ll get 8GB and swap on nvme. Or, you’ll get to rent a terminal server slot for just $30 a month.
Yup librewolf for all the stuff I can. Google Meet has all kinds of wierd problems on firefox, especially in Linux. Whne you’re hosting you can’t share just one tab with sound and in linux getting the video/mic to authorize is hit or miss and takes a good 20 seconds on my boxes to authorize even when it works.
Ahh missed that being europe. We were not that color diverse in the US in the 80’s. we had a lot more dark browns and a lot less vw’s


It depends on what type of person designed the circuit and what type of person you are.
Ergonomics: The switch closest to the door first, then mid, then far, figuring the unknown user would click the switch closest, a skilled electrician would start there. However, it’s not unreasonable for the electrician to ask the owner, so this is a hit-or-miss approach.
Installation efficiency: The installer refused to mark any of the lines and instead hooked them up at random, flip in any order, when you find the right one, return the others to the original state.
time efficiency: the energy cost to flip all three switches is minimal and you’re only going in once, flip all three at the same time. you’ve done maximum effort and maximum time savings.
Error reduction, binary counter, all combinations tested in case of chained switching
Debugging: binary counter, followed by checking the lightbulb, possibly swapping for another if one is nearby, checking all the other switches near the room, breakers, power to the structure, and asking an occupant for assistance as a last resort.
Disaster recovery: locate a flashlight or use your phone’s torch/flashlight function.
Ahh crap, other room.
ask an occupant
shove a penny in the socket behind the light bulb and listen for a breaker to pop
turn all three on
slide your cell phone under the door with video recording on, stomp on the floor hard every time you flip a switch
turn all the switches through a binary counter looking for one that seems to do nothing.
It’s almost twice as many characters, but only one more syllable. It feels so long counting it out :)
of course, english has a lot going on that’s unreasonable as well so …
or fingersAtTheEndOfTheFeetNotToBeConfusedWithTheOnesOnTheHands


There’s a lot of shit they haven’t handled right. Their propaganda engine is absolute, and people disappear for years when they criticize the government in the slightest way. But that hasn’t really done anything with that that’d i’d call pretty awesome.
The government runs half of the largest companies. They are all commanded to work together, at a loss if necessary to get things done. When the government said we’re going in on solar, they forced the aluminum companies to fill solar orders first and cheaply, they commanded the banks to give them extremely favorable loans. Now, when they make a panel, the raw cost is far better than can be produced anywhere else.
People are allowed to move from their home zones, but they lose a lot of their government benefits. When they want to spin up a new manufacturing center, They offer to let people move to the new location while keeping their benefits. They can direct the labor, through opportunity and spin up cities on a dime.
How they treat their fringe groups is awful. The lack of personal freedom and stranglehold they still have on business is enough to keep me from ever wanting to go there for more than a visit, but however everything is run isn’t quite as bad as we’ve been led to believe either.
til, at least they fixed something :)


yeah, i’m working my way back down to jukebox, whatever the fuck this all is, is far too intense
/s


So it’s just a clone of Wells Fargo?


If I have to switch to cash I fucking will
That’s becoming a taller order every year, at least in the US. For a lot of services, Western Union is the last bastion of paying in cash.


We’ve been fed a lot of information over the years that isn’t strictly accurate. While their government is demonstrably overbearing, they have prioritized a substantial technical renaissance. I’m sure there is still some pretty crazy stuff going on since you can get a full meal in a noodle shop for the equivalent of a couple bucks, but they’re really advancing quickly in many sectors.
often mistaken for disposable vapes
How much grant money can we get to test the aerodynamic nature of dogs.
In 1991, I worked at a Christmas tree farm. They had an ancient tube stereo with an 8 track and one single Christmas tape. Volume at 11.
In 1994, I got a job at a newly built Staples. They had no internet and they chouldn’t get their satellite connection to work, so they sent us a commercial song box that contained an 8 track of pop songs from the 70’s. To this day, I can’t listen to Sweet Home Alabama.
These look shady AF too :)

Worse, he’s picked up a nasty through-hole habit.
oh jesus, The transmission probably fell out in the driveway just from the attention from reddit.


You need a torrent handler.
I burned 4 low quality kids movies on a disk for the dvd player in my wife’s SUV.
Of course they all have devices now and access to jellyfin