Making Citizens
Did they also illustrate the war-hardened techniques for all the other necessary steps?
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Didn’t Russia or the USA train dolphins during the cold war to do military missions - or at least tried to?
My ISA Fritz! ISDN card fucking killed me…
I could, and did, live with the terminal for quite some while, surfing with Links, listening to music and even watching videos. Besides the obvious open IIRC chat in one terminal.
But the Fritz Card was horrible to setup. I need to say, that it was ok, when it worked, but as far as I remember, I needed to compile the kernel with support for it and afterwards needed to configure some memory or bus addresses somewhere.
As this was my only computer as a teenager, this was just a horrific experience. Cutting myself off from the information live line multiple times until I got it right.
Also setting up dual boot the first time was a fun adventure…
Just wait for Hurd!
Hurd will kick all those little asses, you’ll see, whenever it comes out!
And then GNU will be really independent and superior!
Can just be like a few years now!
Edit: I shouldn’t type anymore today …
Yeah, in my student single flat, I didn’t had a dishwasher for quite some time.
Couldn’t keep up in any way, although this shit kitchen wasn’t even up to really cook something big, but hand washing every little thing, really put me off cooking for quite some time.
I think, I re-used the same set of plate and knife for years, just because I didn’t want to use up more dishes, that I need to wash…
Just check it with lsusb on Linux and you’ll see the device and vendor id stays the same, independent of the port - else no udev rules would work
Don’t know though what ever the fuck windows is doing…
That’s because some program still accesses it
Could be just your file browser (“explorer”) that has a window open with the content of that device, or maybe some program has a hiccup and didn’t free it’s file pointer
Usually you have a vendor and a device id to identify the connected device on the bus
You’re right though, that in every different port it will get its own memory allocated an so on (at least I also believe that), but that’s no reason to not identify the already known device
Well, depends on what you need to restart.
If it’s just a service or two, then it’s pretty quick.
Obviously you need to know, what you’re doing.
And I think that’s pretty hard with windows, because it never tells you, what it’s actually doing during an update.
With Linux it’s much more transparent and often the restart of a service is just part of my update routine.
No need to close and save all my open stuff, and reboot. Just restart the few services that got an update and that’s pretty much it.
So, really depends on the update, the transparency of it and also the personal insight/skill
Not of you need to wait for ever for an update to finish during shutdown, when you just want to pack up your laptop and finally leave the work site - and afterwards it somehow needs the same time to boot up again, because it’s preparing out finishing something, without ever telling you, what the hell it’s actually doing all the time
And usual reboot only takes like 20s, you’re right there, but not with a windows update blocking a normal shutdown or startup
So, like Trump, Musk, Putin, Kim Jong-Un,…?
Pretty much every (wanna-be) dictator was/is a narcissistic petulant child.
I’m not sure how the image looks on your side, but on my end there is nothing highlighted, but only striked through and I can’t read these text parts anymore
And you still went for your edited version on not just gave up and post the original?
Not sure what to say. Maybe respect for your commitment?
As far as I know they have done different approaches and not just the lava lamps
From a quick search:
Double pendulum system in London
radioactive decay of a uranium pellet in Singapore
True that, but then the baby would also need to be sectioned, no?
But, I want to give up now, I get that I’ve viewed it wrong
That one didn’t seem double on first sight
Was more meant as a joke, because an hour seemed really much to me - although it probably shouldn’t
But looking at your training plan, this looks much relaxed than I’d have expected
Still, an hour is much commitment, respect