

Lol, exactly


Lol, exactly


Starbucks doesn’t get my money because it’s shit.


I haven’t been to a Starbucks since 2012


I don’t disagree.
Problem is their binary attitude about root.
Root us used, every day, on every system on the planet.
Even Windows now uses a more granular Admin system - which is a better approach.
In Linux we only escalate as-needed, and strictly limit accounts that are used for services (Windows too actually).

Is this the one where he steps on her dress and it rips?

Yea, I see Howard Hawks in the credits - I watch.


Space travel is a non-starter. It’s taken decades to even leave the solar system.
Ten bucks? Oh for beer to be so cheap at a ski lodge, haha.
Those are 90’s prices.


They arebgwnweally against root, as it “breaks security” in their mind.
Nevermind that all systems, everywhere, have root for some account/some account is root.
They clearly have a problem with
each otherthe world
Ftfy


Yea, I thought about the page file adjustments, but didn’t feel like getting up and looking at a machine because I couldn’t remember exactly what the screens were, haha.
Plus Windows has gotten so much better. With 95, Win2k, etc, manually setting it really made a difference - seemsnto make much less difference today. Though it could help OP - worth trying anyway.


D&B is a bar with an arcade and ok food. I think they have pizza, been a long time since I’ve been there.
They really aren’t comparable to Pizza Hut, which billed itself as a family place.


Those are kids places (Well, Chuckies is, D&B is an arcade with food, not just pizza), already exist, have a reputation.
Trying to pivot a long-standing, contracting business to compete in a saturated market doesn’t seem like a smart model.
Lots of PH locations have closed - so many of their buildings are now something else.
I think it’s just a market segment that really has been waning for decades. I haven’t been to a Pizza Hut since high school, and I’m not admitting how long ago that was.
I’d also argue that D&B isn’t doing as well as it did in the 90’s when they were expanding and always busy.
Yea, that’s a challenging part for sure, one that I still deal with.
It can be done, but you need to configure the sync jobs “just so”. Send only from the phone, don’t sync deletions, etc.
In the past I’ve setup a master folder on my phone and used subfolders for “upload only” Syncthing shares. Then wherever I put a file on my phone it gets synced to the appropriate folder on my server.


Wow, brilliant quote from the Aeneid.
And I can track where I am, make notes, etc.


4GB for Windows is a bare minimum for it to run. 8GB is minimum for a usable system, 16 if you need to actually work.
Turn off all the animation (start, run, sysdm.cpl - under the Performance tab click the radio button for performance).
Not really much else you can do short of increasing the ram.


The 60’s - when jeans were still very rough material and needed a LOT of breaking in.
Today’s jeans are wimpy by comparison.
But regardless of the material, I wash my pants when they get dirty, not every time I wear them.


I find 500 too high for flax, but every oven is different. 425 works for me.
BillGill said it better than I could - speed of light limitation.
I can add that our nearest star is 4 light-years away, so if we could travel at the speed of light it would still take 4 years to get there.
We can’t even travel a fraction the speed of light yet - even if we could there are massive challenges to even approaching a fraction of the speed of light.
As for something magical like warp, well that’s still just ideas.