Automating lights made sense 20+ years ago when lights were power hungry. But leaving on a 10w light bulb today is so meaniless. Especially after adding in all the power draw of the automation requires…

I dont want a jpeg, i just want a got dang hotdog!

Morels are pretty good too. My grandma used to deep fry them.

In the good old us, most just send it to the landfill.

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-google-employees-live-in-the-parking-lot-2015-10?op=1

The problem with cloudflare is when everyone relies on them, then if something happens to them, they take the whole internet offline… its much like when aws has issues, half the internet just stops working. It undermines the concept that the internet is a federation.

Unless youre a large enterprise… hosting your email is always a bad idea. All it takes is one pc on your network to be compromised and get yourself on a spam blocklist. And good luck convincing all email services to unblock you.

So… you reinvented ip addresses.

Edison’s electricity was the same 110volts. But it it was 110v from generators to peoples homes and thus suffered greatly from resistance losses.

Telsa’s AC however used high voltages for distribution and step down to 110v at the final destination, so the resistance losses were much lower. Edison’s propaganda conveniently glosses over that fact.

China must be chugging Tylenol

Genetic evidence clearly shows native americans origins are from Siberian people. While there are evidence Polynesians made contact with them before europeans, native americans were already well established for tens of thousands of years before then.

And webkit is a fork of khtml.

Noone is arguing forks are “their own thing” but we can all agree they are all derived from the same base and have diverged from factors such as solviing different problems or simply different developer methodology.

They’re is no straight line. There are hundreds of linux kernel offshoots. Some are more tightly coupled with the main, some are highly specific to a single cpu architecture.

I mean… obviously 8086 “x86” is more limited than modern x86. So obviously there will be reduced features and divergence.

And by your logic, because it diverged 25 years ago… modern linux is…no longer linux.

If you want a valid argument, its not GNU/linux since it doesnt use GNU tools…

How is it not? It is a fork of the linux kernel.

Linux has never been written for anything below 32-bit.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embeddable_Linux_Kernel_Subset

The 8088 was produce to 1998 and 80186 was produced all the way to 2007.

They may not been mainstream, but they certainly existed in production to run linux.

I could also be rich as trump if… my daddy was a wealthy slumlord.

“You have to work your way up! If your stuck at the bottom, it is because you didnt pull your bootstraps hard enough!”

Engraving one with “if you read this, your gay lmao” does suggest they are just being edgy.

Wouldnt suprise me if they made a greentext just before.

Unix was developed in 1969. MS-DOS (from where Windows inherits its baggage) was developed in 1981. And DOS was basically a clone of CP/M developed in 1974.

So I dont see why windows would be designed with line printers in mind when its younger than unix. Its even more strange because CP/M and DOS were “microcomputer” OS and unlikely to ever operate a teletyper, while unix was primarily a mainframe OS that certainly would be operating a teletyper.

Then you have MacOs being a weirdo and just using CR.