This is like the joke “If a plane crashes on the border of two countries, where do they bury the survivors?”

If you a had an accident bad enough to go to the hospital in an ambulance, it’s unlikely your vehicle is driveable.

Yea, Win 3.1 didn’t support long names - that came with Win95. Win 3.1 was a shell on DOS.

But I understand - it all blends together after um… 40 years (ouch!).

Wow, nice jingoism

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It’s old, as in 1980’s, so everything supports it

A friend of mine would say (in a passive way) “so are you done yet?”

get deaf gassy off-season mall Santa

Hahahahahaha

Stephen Covey covered this in 7 Habits - treat others the way they want to be treated.

Sure. It’s about balancing risks, what the business world calls Risk Mitigation (there’s an entire field(s) called Risk Analysis and Management)

We always ask “what’s the risk?” Both for making a given change or not making it. We then attempt to asses which risk is more manageable - which can be “mitigated”.

We have teams whose job it is to analyze the usentied risks, and try to quantify them to enable decision making.

I do, and I’ve been in chronic pain for decades, have considered the final solution and disregarded it.

Don’t assume you know what other people think about life. I’d even go so far as to say you’re very much the exception - look at people, not media.

Get some original material - this one is way older than you.

“Give everyone what they need”

From who’s pocket? It won’t be from the wealthy, because they are powerful - the wealth is a side-effect of that. They’ll still be powerful, and still have more than the rest of us.

Fine… Take your upvote

So… Pay it on the 15th?

Or, get a different card that permits this?

I had a Microsoft mousr in the 90’s (9 pin serial, ball), that frankly was better than any other mouse at the time.

This is the best answer - “cone of shame” (haha, love that description) lamps in each corner, with dimmable bulbs.

Oh, my, yes please!

From a cooling standpoint, you probably don’t want go any smaller than a Small Form Factor desktop. These are large enough to have a proper heatsink and fan on the cpu, enough space for a dedicated video card, have the motherboard connections for a card, large enough power supply, and can support a case fan.

Mini desktops have minimal cooling capacity, definitely no case fan.

For example, I run a Dell SFF (OptiPlex 7050) as a server for virtual machines, Jellyfin host, file server, and media converter. It’s an older machine with an 80 watt power supply (barely enough for my use case), no case fan, and the stock cooler/fan is fortunately well designed.

That stock cooler also evacuates the case, but can’t move enough air to keep the large drive I installed at reasonable temps. Adding a case fan (centrifugal, which can handle restrictions) dropped the drive temps by more than 20F.

Without the sizeable cpu cooler and it’s fan, there’s no way to keep the cpu cool when doing anything more than basic desktop functions. A mini pc would quickly overheat, unless it had a good fan.

Hahaha.

I just replaced a 20 year old dishwasher with it’s newer equivalent: it has a grand total of 3 cycle options.

Screw this surveillance nonsense. Why does a dishwasher need connectivity? It’s a box that sprays water.

A friend has one that the fastest cycle is 1.5 hours. One cycle is four hours… Wtf?

What year was that released? Looks like 60’s. It may have been done that way so it would sound right on a mono player since they would’ve been around still. Plus the studio being cheap.