

must be a name–what he calls the shroom in his diaper.
must be a name–what he calls the shroom in his diaper.
one.
just one.
the whiny orange turd in the big house behind it in the article photograph… who has never even seen it or knew it existed before now.
linux mint’s “installers” can boot into a live environment.
“may be”? my guess is they’ve been scanning your photos long before now.
and even when you do know what you’re doing, you’re probably choosing not to host your own. at least not one that faces the public. a private mail ‘server’ that consolidates mail for you from multiple providers (and sends mail back out the same way) is different.
i have an old wood desk at the office. it just resonates and amplifies noise when i set a desktop form factor external hdd (with its attached rubber feet) on it. it now sits on a couple old-school foam rubber mouse mats.
don’t expect a 19 year old laptop to perform all the tricks something more ‘modern’ can do, such as transcoding video for a streaming media server. also note that a t5600 is not a ulv chip (draws as much as 34w under load, on its own)–so probably not a candidate to run ‘lid down’ without some outside help for cooling.
it’s not fast, it’s not power efficient, it has slow networking (10/100 and 22-year old ‘g’ wifi), and lacks usb3 for ‘tolerable’ speed on extra external storage space—but it will be ‘ok enough’ for learning on.
if you go with something like yunohost or even dietpi, you will pretty much restrict yourself to what it can run and do and how it does it. if you want more ‘control’ or to install things they don’t offer themselves, you’ll need to ‘roll your own’. a base (console only) debian would be a great place to start. popular, stable, and tons of online resources and tutorials.
i use dietpi, which is built upon a minimal debian.
absolutely.
the ‘jell-o shot’ of appetizers.
office back in the 9x days you could just use all 1’s.
that’s the one i remember… and the picture of it next to the release countdown at microsoft’s offices.
i think the only things these days for ‘unactivated windows’ (home, pro editions) is inability to ‘customize the desktop’ (change wallpaper, theme…) and occasional activation nags.
it doesn’t quit working or shutdown (iirc enterprise or server trials do that after they expire, though) or quit getting updates or anything like that.
they actually still ‘win’, because you’re still using their platform.
if FHFA had anything ‘criminal’ on her–that wasn’t made-up bullshit, they’d have already filed criminal charges or presented that ‘evidence’ to a grand jury for indictment.
afaik the major pc laptop vendors, dell, lenovo, hp, ms surface… all have at least some models now with glass or haptic trackpad.
iirc, they have their own meat processing facilities. part of that production is used to make the hot dogs (since ~ 2011) for their long-running $1.50 combo with a soft drink.
it is a popular ‘free’ offering on most streaming devices and televisions (pihole works), plus the web site (dlp works on some). a lot of what they have is junk or on pretty much every other free service, but there’s always something to watch or rewatch on it.
except there’s no ‘safe word’ when you’re dealing with the anal carnage from verizon.
you definitely encountered similar performance in windows. the processor isn’t speedy, by any stretch. kaby lake u-series i3 is slower than a desktop 4th gen i3.
my sister ‘unthaws’ something by taking it out of the freezer.