That's a new metaphor for me. I like it! And I want some chips now. Either the British or American kind.
JovialSodium
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Give up on nvidia, IMO.
I feel like most everyone* who cares about distros likes Debian. It may not be the right distro for your use case, but you're glad it's around.
* I'm sure even Debian has it's haters. But I think it's a minority.
Or just a pun that went over my head. Either way, thanks for the answer!
I went to check this setting and it seems to rely on "Allow Firefox to send technical and interaction data to Mozilla". Which I, and imagine many of my fellow lemmings already have disabled.
Check and confirm though, of course.
I'm guessing there's some story with spa sex? "Elon Spa Sex" isn't a search term I'm willing to enter.
Found it mentioned as an alternative when Reddit announced their API changes.
My guess is we're still too small and niche to be a tempting target.
I think the federated nature of lemmy will make it an easy target when it does come along though.
Disclaimer: I don't really know what I'm talking about.
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For those curious how old, this picture seems likely to be from her 47th birthday. They were born on St. Patrick's day in 1945, and there's mention in the Wikipedia article of leading the St. Patrick day parade to aid with funding.
I hadn't heard the term radiation fog before. I figured it probably wasn't as scary as it sounded (to me) and indeed it's not.
Some suggestions for solid state alternatives as old mechanical magnetic storage has such a high failure rate. But retro whatever way you want, of course!
You can get ide to compact flash or ide to sata adapters and get some reasonably modern solid state hard drive storage in there, if that interests you. I understand (haven't tried personally) that compatibility can be kind of a crapshoot though.
You can also get a gotek which has a floppy interface and can load floppy images from a USB thumbdrive. Which might be a more functional option than getting a USB floppy drive for a modern machine.
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I've never had any trouble running adobe software on Linux.
I've also never tried, but still the statement is technically correct.