I’ve got an Acer Aspire from 2008 running mint on an Intel Atom and 1 GB memory (might be 2, I forget). It is slow but very usable except for video and such.

Do you have the original disc? As I recall Wine runs it just fine.

This is sort of the plot of Children of Time

If it helps the real version is still pretty cool, with basically two transmissions and switches on the shifter

Its a fairly meaningless article. Basically Japanese mathematician constructed a theorem, a few other Japanese scientists believe it, and he badmouths everyone else.

Yeah its pretty bad. I have two dell latitudes, one from about 2015 and one newish one. Opensuse on the old one, Win11 on the new one, guess which one isn’t all laggy

Also the miniseries with Kenneth Branagh is pretty good. Then for counterpoint watch The Last Place on Earth

Yep I used these till the tape deck broke and phones stopped having earphone plugs

And the rest of the progress was deleting all the snapshots. Worked great after that.

Not exactly daily but the shovel I use to clean out my grill ashes was my grandfather’s, hand forged and used for branding iron fires, gotta be 100 years old. Then a phonograph from 1960.

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Wild guess here. Looks like the downspout and gutter are also painted matte black, perhaps they had a discount painter paint everything they saw as an external fixture.

Doesn’t look like a camera to me though. Looks more like a very large electronic weather sensor.

I have zero problems with this on Lineage. ?? No spoofing either, just Lineage.

There’s one at the Gulley Auto Museum in Houston, which if you get a chance to go is amazing for cars.

Have enterprise win 11 now and it isnt as bad as that. Its stupid, but not evil.

To think what lengths we went to keep the Win7 launcher

Its still the same as it ever was, just less traffic and they charge five bucks to list vehicles now. I still use it but responses are a lot slower.

Craigslist still exists, I use it fairly often.

Where has Cinemax been all this time

Yeah you usually can. LibreOffice works fine for most things. Some classes need things like Solid works that only run on Windows, and the remote testing software can be a nightmare. You might get an O365 license as part of your enrollment but doubt you really need it.

Protip; learn how to typeset your papers in something like LyX and integrate Zotero for citation management. The typesetting usually got me a few extra points alone.