[–] 4 points 1 day ago

The year was 1995. My middle school class took a field trip to the library across the street. We had to access a website (yahoo dot com) then attempt to research a recipe for baking cookies or other dessert. Manually typing the hyperlink took about 5 minutes for everyone in the class lol

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago

    64MB, bought from a bestbuy store in 2003. I used it for college to print reports instead of the CD-RW method. Only problem was, many computers didn't have the necessary USB drivers so they wouldn't recognize the flashdrive (they were introduced with Windows XP service pack 3 which was not yet common), so you had to first install the drivers from a little mini-disk. But then you were good to go! I had a couple computers on college campus which i had pre-loaded with the drivers, so I world hope that one of them had nobody sitting in front of it... otherwise I'd pick a random computer and load the drivers onto it. I specifically looked for other computer labs that were off the beaten path since it increased the chance of getting the same computer.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 day ago

    They were selling 1-2 thousand per month. Which is baffling lol

    For reference, other more popular vehicles might sell 4-5k per month. Car factories have a much higher capacity so not meeting that demand is just a waste of resources.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago

    I dunno, it's anecdotal but i know two people that sold their trucks back to the dealer and opposed for a "daily driver" car instead just for the diesel costs. And these are guys that actually use the truck for work too! They're just out of cash 💸

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