They’re grasping at straws to scapegoat assorted “woke” shit for low birth rates because it couldn’t possibly be late-stage capitalism causing people not to want to have kids.

No, doors pretty much always default to opening into rooms if they’re big enough.

The main thing, as I understand it, is that the 386 supported preemptive multitasking, while the half-baked memory management in the 286 was only good enough to support cooperative multitasking. That was a big deal, and not just for business/workstation/server stuff.

My first computer was a 286, and while I don’t think I understood virtual memory at the time, I definitely remember it not being able to run a bunch of newer software (notably, Windows… 3.11?) because of fundamental incompatibility, not just lack of speed.

Having a MMU was more revolutionary than integrated floating point.

We probably need more social justice artificers to do SIGINT at protests and operate drones and such.

Sounds like an appropriate build for taking out Flock cameras and Stingrays.

They aren’t. Your question has no valid answer because the assumption it presupposes is false.

WiFi /bluetooth, WiFi/IoT

Does that really require two cards? I just use VLANs to cordon off my IoT stuff, but even if I wanted them on a separate SSID can’t routers do multiple SSIDs with one transceiver?

broadcast(ATSC/DVB-NIP/5GBC)/IoT RF module cards

Would that be M.2 or mini-PCIe?

Also, is an RTL-SDR in the same category of device? 'Cause I can see how having one of those connected internally, as opposed to as a USB dongle hanging off the side, would be nice. Ditto if internal ZigBee/Thread modules are a thing, now that I think about it.

…okay, I get the appeal now. Thanks!

Right, that’s what I’m referencing. Why would you need two different WiFi cards and three different cellular modems?

Why does it need so many M.2 B-key and mini-PCIe slots? Of the 5 M.2 slots, apparently only 2 are suitable for SSDs.

The number of assholes falsely claiming copyright on public-domain stuff is too damn high!

To be fair, Github sucks at conveying that sort of info to begin with, and OP linked to a particular plugin instead of the main project. Once you actually get to the main project’s main page / README file, a “dashboard that displays your feeds” seems straightforward enough.

Reading the article (and between the lines), the way this is being reported is understatement. What Trump’s attorney was actually doing was harassing and threatening the journalist to try to suppress unfavorable but truthful reporting.

It’s a lot of conservatives.

Can you cite an example of a conservative that isn’t like that? I’m not convinced it isn’t literally all of them.

I have a bathroom so small the door has to open outward into the hallway. If I can deal with it, so can you.

Yeah, that’s what pedestal sinks are for.

Genuinely uninformed people are difficult to distinguish from concern trolls, and indulging the latter poisons the well and lets the propagandists win. That’s why it’s so important to aggressively root them out, but also why doing so in and of itself can be dangerous when you get it wrong.

Anyway, @givesomefucks’ tone was wrong, but his facts were not. So anyone participating in good faith ought to forgive/ignore the former and focus on the facts instead of making a tone argument, because that keeps the discussion on track while scolding the guy does not.

Seeing the dog killed you and turned you into a spooky ghost?!

Chicken tastes like dinosaurs too, though.