When a program crashed in OS 7/8/9, it would often take down your whole system due to lack of memory protection. Also setting max RAM for each application one by one was tedious and annoying. While I wasn’t a huge fan of the skeuomorphic bubbly OS X interface, I was ecstatic to leave all that memory management nonsense behind.
Then pay a premium for the privacy, which Apple actually tries to give you (unlike Google)
The woman = Amy Coney Barrett
The pond = DC swamp
The sword = Official acts
And Mozilla is largely funded by Google. We all just hope they don’t pull the rug from them but I have no faith that our inept, slow government would stop that from happening before it’s too late.
Oh I definitely still do plenty of that, I’m doing my job after all.
I Remote Desktop from my personal computer into my work computer. All personal stuff happens on the personal computer, the work computer is work stuff only. There is no way for my work to know I am “goofing off” while working.
Stereolab. French avant-pop band, really pleasant to listen to when driving and working.
The software ecosystem for RPi is just so much better than every other board in its category, even if the hardware isn’t technically the best bang for buck
Also if I could pick my search engine rather than getting one of the shittiest ones rammed down my throat
Didn’t use sudo, permission denied.
It’s a modern Escape Velocity and captures the feel of those games very very well.