Yeah. The use case was going to be interesting.

Apparently an older image as well

Missed opportunity to put posters up for the common questions. Get local linux groups to come by for meetings on a lark.

False idols. Lots of gold statues in mouse dens.

Is it?

Yeah. This is why fans get upset at bad sequels.

They are not just dolls to be played with every which way then tossed in a box. Chalk to be used on the sidewalk before the rain.

They are just as real to you, dear reader, as I am to you. The Enterprise is as applicable to my life as black holes and dinosaurs. The fiction in my head trying to interpret the world, is just as real as the fiction in your world.

OTOH, try to plan for the future in the physical world. Captain Janeway won’t lend you a 5.

If the money is invested and gets an 8% return, then only 57 years (Assuming monthly contributions.)

If the money is invested and gets an 8% return, then only 28.5 years.

Which end of the world do you mean? Ocean subduction and runaway greenhouse?

That is why you’ll see the southern states being referred to as red states today, because they are gerrymandered to guarantee Republican victories.

WTF?!? No!

The maps presented on election night had pseudo random colors. One color for Democrats, one for Republicans, and a third for other parties. These tended to change with TV network and election year.

In 2000, the election went on and on and on due to the tight results. In that year the Republicans were assigned Red and the Democrats blue on many networks. Things were contentious.

From that point on those colors were then used as shorthand for areas that voted for Republicans or Democrats. Things continues to present and Republicans tend to wear red, and Democrats blue.

Publishing this and going to find a source.

Edit source: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/when-republicans-were-blue-and-democrats-were-red-104176297/

Actually a great read.

A big obsidian orb!

How much is that in dollars?

https://www.defensenews.com/congress/budget/2022/12/16/congress-authorizes-8-defense-budget-increase/

$817 billion in Defense Department spending For 2022.

2% is then $16.34 billion.

How much of that on other units? Please add those below.

Do You have other drive ports? MDRAID has a “write mostly” setting, which would allow mismatched SSD and HDD RAIDs.