Picasso is cool because Guernica

Also his part in the Catalan independence movement

Even over here, that’s an excessive number of names.

Every name you have past 3 is pretty much a chance of toff multiplier

It’s genuinely replaced Civ in my “hmmm, I’ve got a day ahead of me that I could do without” category

Probably at thousands of hours and I’ve only escaped once

RimWorld in space

Well… Shit… There goes the next few weeks

And so I assume the library will send the sketchiest bailiffs they can find to collect their fines?

I just walked past a parked car as I read that—it’s been nice knowing you all

Literally, get in the sea

This is unacceptable behaviour

It was not about the (Ultra HD) Blu-ray Disc hardware business. It was about the business of optical disc drives for PCs – ODDs that can read and write (or ‘burn’) formats including CD-R/RW, DVD±R/RW, BD-R, and BD-RE, as well as BDXL. And in some cases also read BD-ROM 3.0 discs, commonly known as Ultra HD Blu-ray.

Okay I was worried for the DJ scene for a second, CDJs still get a lot of use

I genuinely can’t tell if this is satire or fact

I mean TBF, they don’t trust the average person in New Jersey to handle a petrol pump—so much so that it’s legally prohibited.

I’m not at all surprised that they shouldn’t be trusted with the vehicle itself, given that

Unironically probably for the best, anything top secret he would learn in those meetings would be in the hands of his autocratic handlers before the meeting was concluded.

Depends what you want to spend and how much you want to do with it.

If you’ve got the technical ability and interest, look into building one yourself (they’re just computers, just usually with a lot of storage) and running FreeNAS or UnRAID as the OS.

If you want a bit more of a plug and play solution, both Synology and QNAP are good brands. I’d also recommend over-provisioning the NAS in terms of bays. Sure 2 drives might be fine today, but it’s nice to have room for expansion down the line.

Whatever you choose, you’ll be able to run nextcloud and similar

(Also your English is great, don’t sweat it!)

I was gonna say, that whole post is giving “boss cosplaying as an employee” vibes to me

I’d be surprised if the person is even real

Herringbone Barrett

Or

Plaid Kantner

Ah I believe those are powered by chips originally intended to be used in industrial control use cases.

Loads of old manufacturing machines & software out there that are built around a 386/486, and given intel hasn’t exactly been making those models in a good while, some companies stepped up to provide compatible replacements for those situations.

Someone on AliExpress had the idea of using them in a more pc-like product for retro gaming, and voila we have all these modern 386/486 clones

Just as the MiSTer has started putting (sorta) 486s back in people’s hands, although if the newly required instructions aren’t too complicated, I suppose someone could conceivably add them to the core.

I guess one unknown for me is how the capability detection of the kernel works and if it works on instruction detection or if it determines it via CPUID.

A big also is that I’ve not yet tried to run Linux on mine yet so I’m not even sure it’s possible with a modern kernel anyway. I think I remember seeing someone got an old version of redhat or Debian working