tiny violin noises

My kids, and most kids I know are pretty obsessed with dinosaurs.

I think there is just alot of other noise culturally compared to the 1960s.

My brother got the 400mhz version of this when he went to college. I later got is as a hand me down, for my first PC that wasn't shared with the family. When I later built a computer, I stripped the emachine down and mounted all the parts to a board and hung it on the wall where it still ran. It became the machine I tried installing linux on and stuff.

Video game one hit wonder.

Its like if Dexy's Midnight Runners kept teasing their next big hit but kept flopping.

I don't really want to eat a whole raw onion. But, its not even a question that I would for far less than $1m lol. Hopefully I at least get to peel the papery layer off and trim off the roots bit.

the game just worked

That's not how I remember it. I remember plenty of games being buggy as hell, or outright not working. When a patch did come out to fix it, you had to find and download it from the developer's website and manually install it. Then keep track of that patch file in case you wanted to reinstall and play again later.

I had to watch it multiple times because it looked like he tripped and then just went with it as a takedown. It was just so out of nowhere. What a fucking psycho.

It was (i guess still is) a home decor trend among (probably mostly white) women. Part of the "modern farmhouse" aesthetic.

Salvador Dali was also a proud fascist. Fuck that guy.

I've been running Cachy on my laptop for a year and a half, and my desktop for 10 months. It has by far been the smoothest linux experience I've had.

I used bazzite for about 6 months on my laptop, and its great but I ran into too many headaches with the immutable aspect trying to use it for everything besides gaming. I used LMDE after bazzite for almost a year, and it too had frustrations.

I save the boxes for stuff in case I need to return it. Or for some stuff if I may want to resell it. But I try to keep that to a minimum, and purge regularly.

My greatest generation grandpa saved the boxes for everything, with the receipt and notes about it.

He also put notes inside battery compartments about when they were last changed. Where the batteries were purchased and for how much.

Agreed. The world would be much better off with more MLS degrees and fewer MBA degrees.