NutWrench

Voodoo Banshee, so I could play Quake, Unreal and Deus Ex.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs shows what it takes for humans to be happy. A lot of people can’t even reach level 1.

https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html

“I’m a turkey!”

This is Israel’s setup for bombing a damn hospital. Not that they’ve ever cared about needing an excuse, before.

If the game is Elder Scrolls, then I beat the OS by waving my Wabbajack and the Windows OS turns into Linux.

China has built entire ghost cities, bridges, subways and malls using Tofu Dreg construction. So yes, that is technically correct. China does indeed “build things.”

The point of critical infrastructure is that it’s supposed to endure, not have to be torn down again in a couple of years because it’s unsafe to occupy or use.

Has any of this actually been built? Everybody’s got “plans.”

Elon Musk “plans” to build colonies on Mars.

Well, thank goodness it wasn’t 27,000.

That would be way too much!

Paisley. It was really popular pattern in the late 1960s / early 1970s in curtains and furniture.

“The good of the people” is a noble enough goal. Unfortunately, the people in charge of these movements are people who deliberately seek power, and for the most part, those people are vain greedy, brutal, a-holes.

Also, the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train.

Communism A system of government where the country’s wealth is concentrated into a small, ruling class of billionaires, who use the news media they own to keep the lower classes fighting with each other while they . . . the rich . . . run off with all the farking money.

Oh wait. that’s capitalism. I don’t know how I got those two systems confused.

“Also, do you really NEED to sleep?”

I’d love it if VirtualBox emulated some really basic 3D cards (Voodoo 3, Radeon 9800) so I could do some old school gaming. I have a few old Windows games that won’t run under Wine.

Usenet was awesome. A distributed, decentralized network, with thousands of forums. Until it got taken over by spam and porn and a lack of moderation.

Now we have Lemmy. Let’s not mess it up.

Before the 90s. I think the best time for cable TV was between 1982 and 88. MTV wasn’t crap. The History Channel had actual history shows and the Discovery Channel always had top notch science shows. We also had “Night Flight” on “USA’s Up All Night.” They would run back to back episodes, starting at 9pm on Saturday nights and ending around 4-5am Sunday.

Anyone who remembers 80s cable TV should feel incredibly ripped off by what they’re showing today.

Remember when the big selling point of cable TV was no advertising? And then it became 99% ads?

Yeah.

Genre --> Author --> Album --> Song.

Because webpages with valuable information are becoming increasingly rare and nothing lasts forever on the Internet?

The SingleFile extension. It saves the current webpage you’re looking at, including all images as a single webpage that you can view offline.