It’s like my university campus removing all ashtrays to stop people from smoking.

Unless you’re redlining your systems 24/7, the load really shouldn’t be that bad.

My first gen i7 would still be going strong if the mobo hadn’t started dying. Especially running Linux.

Yeah, the smaller bottle uses about 50% less volume per load.

Legally, the platform isn’t liable for what the users do on it. But I wouldn’t want to test that in court.

Yeah, I’d dban the drives and everything.

Also the wife rolling her eyes

Dad jokes are anything that makes children giggle and wives roll their eyes.

No

I feel like the decryption code is probably one of those keys.

I’ve found that 3 beers over an hour period is my sweet spot for debugging. But I would definitely need liquor to debug wine.

AI is a great tool, but that’s all it is. It’s absolutely not a complete solution.

CUDA cores

If you do COBOL it’s a get out of jail free card

Ah, that would make sense. Too bad I had to upgrade to Nvidia since I do 3D modeling.

I had a ton of trouble getting my R9 390 working on Linux, so ymmv

I never had dht-11s that worked at all. Maybe one in ten was anywhere close to calibrated correctly. I need to check out the bme280, though.

For the most part I use SHT-35s with esp chips, although I got the Govee sensors with a base station for our reptile enclosures.

I would assume the UK has better protections of disabled people than the US, but I’ve been surprised before.

You’re never supposed to use an elevator in the event of a fire.

It’s definitely an ADA violation, though.