Such nice keyboards. My Gateway 2000 was from 1991 and I believe they were pretty top notch at the time. It wasn’t until later that they went to shit. Through all the years and the massive amounts of mods, it didn’t fail until I retired it sometime in the mid to late 2000’s and only because home routers now did what it could do…faster and for a lot let power. It’s still in storage and I bet that if I powered it on today, it would boot.

Big keyboard jack, serial for mouse, parallel for printer

It performs well enough in my small household, but I can see how it would suffer in a network with a lot of devices.

He should’ve stayed in Central Florida.

I dated a more than a few chupathingys. Always a good time.

You don’t need A/C.

Source: I live in Wyoming.

Edit: I meant that you don’t need A/C in a cottage like the one pictured, not that A/C is unnecessary altogether. I used to live in Texas. No A/C will literally kill you in Texas, but in a wooded mountain cottage surrounded by trees like that, you don’t really need it. In my house in WY, the hottest it ever gets inside is 78 with low humidity. Below is the current temp in my room, with computers running, at 2:22PM.

Me, living in Wyoming with gigabit fibre:

Yes it’s a bit of a flex but I sold everything I owned in order to own a humble old house here and I am proud of it. Cow poop walls? No regrets.

The Snyder Cut

This is a really old jpeg. If I remember correctly it was meant as a protest joke against NFTs. NFTs claim was that each was unique and couldn’t be copied or something. Someone replied with this quick doodle on paper saying that this was original, unique, and truly could not be copied and they’d part with it for a measly $5,000,000.

Paraphrasing a lot, but that was the gist of it. I cropped it and added the text for the memes.

A child, on acid and meth. You should never let it run lose, no matter how many safeguards. Not if your code is business critical.

I use Obsidian for daily task and project management, but also to play / manage TTRPGs.

This plus possibly a replacement for bullet journaling is exactly what I want to do. Thank you.

I have been very curious about Obsidian for a long time. Any resources you can share would be appreciated.

Even if you are American, you should support this movement. The best way to end or reverse enshittification is through competition. The big American tech companies are no longer competing to make good or innovative products. They are competing to see who can monetize the most while risking the least.

I always test my new audio gear with “Cherish the Day” by Sade.

The first one is just warm up.

Companies are using AI to select the best applicants. If you can use AI to instantly reformat your resume to best fit the job posting, do so. Job hunting is now a full fledge AI circle jerk.