Classic Nebraska. I started wearing pride clothing just to piss off the old fucks in restaurants, and I always give them a big old smile when they stare.
KaRunChiy
joined 2 years ago
Weird that this is getting so many dislikes, tf is up with people
Yeah same here but I work at a restaurant. It took me two weeks te remember the name and face of my boss
Started using it because I was a nerd, still using it because windows cannot provide anything close to a sway/i3 style of wm.
Also setting up a programming environment is dead easy, just install a package and you can compile your code within 5 minutes of a fresh install.
and also the kernel logs actually make sense and tell me what I need to fix when the system breaks. windows errors are just a goddamn mysterious mess
One is my subaru forester with 255,555 miles on it, the other is my Chrysler sebring with 217171 miles, Both are 1999, the Chrysler is gone, but the subaru is still here
I attached an image here but it seems to only appear on kbin?
Now that I think about it I always own cars with high miles
I love this kind of stuff
Giga if brain
Newer ryzens are better, especially because they get frequent updates to their microcode that fixes a lot of the issues you're experiencing.
2016 ish asus vivobook, the bluetooth module will just randomly start spewing garbage into the USB controller, turning it and whatever is in the left port off. The wifi part of the card works great, restarting doesn't fix it, the duration it does this is random, disconnecting the laptops battery doesn't fix it. The only thing that fixes it is taking the card out and putting it back in place, probably a broke solder joint or something but this laptop is hot garbage so I'll get a new one before trying to take the whole mobo out.
Also my phone the other day shut itself off for 30 minutes, when it turned back on it was stuck on the Motorola Blue and Yellow boot screen for another 15 minutes, until it finally booted and was just fine. Still dont know what that's about.
On my car, a 99 subaru forester, When changing the battery or disconnecting the terminal, the Transmission controller will scream that the fluid is too hot and reaching like over 200 degrees, even though the transmission hasn't been engaged for a month. You have to just keep reconnecting the terminal until it correctly communicates with the ECU and stops freaking.
Technology is fun.
How could this possibly infringe on another's rights?