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  • it is very much a 'legacy' system that has no clue what uefi is. but it has plenty of ram, decent-enough gpu, and the cpu is still faster than some of the cheap shit sold today by the major oems.

  • backed by some in big tech such as Microsoft

    that's all the reason right there to nix this shit before it goes any further. the legislation isn't for the people, it isn't for the planet, it's for profits--specifically, theirs

  • i do the same thing. the leftover pizza will be gone first thing in the morning anyway.

  • Yeehaw

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  • "you betcha!"

    (minnesotan)

  • the boxes here say 56g per serving, 8 per us pound. but your estimation is what i end up with when i'm prepping.. 5 containers with sauce per box (pound).

  • for me, it's either half a regular-size box, or a whole box. there is no other way.

  • i very much prefer separate boxes, but i do have one dual boot system, and i let windows do it instead of grub. it sucks, basically booting windows up just to get the boot menu to switch to linux, but hey. it works. even survived an 8->11 'upgrade' intact.

  • all four constituent countries of the uk did qualify in 1958

  • physical media for movies and tv is next on the list. sony makes those, too.

  • the cost to produce and distribute (or rather, the lower profits), was secondary.. waaaay tf under the top 5 reasons for dumping physical media: control, control, control. control, and control... control over your "purchases"

  • usb

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  • had to check mine, now. i don't plug things into it very often. right-side up.

    we do have several dell mini-towers of different generations. among them we got right-side up, we got left, and we got right. only missing the upside-down.

  • Sony

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  • key codes that get tied to a non-transferable online account have also been a thing for years.

  • that is an odd layout, even for a windows system with linux added later.

    what's the actual order of the partitions on disk?

  • sounds like a blast.

  • our pots phone and even the dsl carried over it was far more reliable than the current fttn/coax setup we have now.

    one outage in the 20 years we had the old phone line and dsl at the office. a cable cut 50 miles away nixed long distance for part of a day. when other providers (cable, wireless, cellular) were down and out, we were always still up and running.

    in the year we've had the new setup? several all-day outages of all phone and internet (and video for those customers); and many, many others that were less than a whole day or night.

    our theory at the time was pots has strict service reliability standards, but other distribution methods do not even when used by a local exchange carrier delivering voice telephone service.

  • this is what they're having to bring in to have actual attendees at the dumpster fire 250 for dipshit's speechpolitically-motivated tantrum tonight?

  • last one i bought new was a 5670, early 2010. was about $75 for what was at that time the best you could get that didn't need extra power. it was by far the most expensive part in the pc (which i still have and use) i put together back then (sales and substantial rebates were everywhere back then)

    the last one before that, and only other one i bought new at retail, was an old agp ati aiw card for a pc-based dvr. i still have that system too, but it's long been obsoleted by digital hd tv and digital encrypted cable that requires their equipment.

  • australia is 'rehabilitated'.

    the u.s. is run by repeat offenders.