My grandmother used Ubuntu for years. I setup autologin and put a Firefox shortcut on the Desktop. The next time a problem cropped up was when the LTS support ended

Came to recommend du-dust!

Reality check!

Same here. I missed the lecture of many math classes figuring out basic on my ti84+. I mostly wrote simple games. The calculator made it easy to experiment since all the functionality could be found in menus or a button somewhere.

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

Coal is from forests. Oil is from photosynthetic aquatic life.

My local 2m is just old guys talking about Trump/conservative politics and their health conditions sadly.

My technique is to use the 10a mode on the multimeter and check the battery. A full AA will do nearly 10 amps and dead ones much less. Careful with larger cells or rechargeables since you might blow the fuse in your meter.

I use an Xbox controller with Linux. Only issue I ran into was a firmware update for the controller before it would work with Linux. I had to do the firmware upgrade through a Windows VM.

Tin whiskers could be a potential issue as well.

https://slrpnk.net/modlog there’s the modlog on your instance.

“We were going to try swordfighting, but all my compiling is on hold.” Is the alt text. I thought it was the same too.

I still have one somewhere. 9.10 release. Too bad I have no cd drive.

But can the robot bullshit the pm during standup as well as I can?

I recently got my first bankruptcy payout from the BTC I had in MtGox. I made more with them stolen as I certainly would have sold them at a lower price.

This is what it looks like when I’m working on Jenkin files.

I have scripts to ssh and grep my logs across multiple VMs. Way faster than our crap Splunk instance. Pipe that shit through awk and I can find anything!

I have fond memories of using dillo running on DSL live cd.

I used dslinux for running irssi to chat on irc years ago. I’ll have to check and see if it boots up.

Look no further https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-instruction_set_computer