Unless things have changed recently, glibc will support only the 486 and newer processors.
But yes, realistically they should shoot for the 586 or 686, because nobody's going to run a modern distro on such ancient hardware; I'd be surprised if anyone tried it on something as old as a Pentium-MMX.
For the men who care for such things. I wear mine because I've had an analog watch since I was in my teens (32 now as well) & I'm just used to having it there to check the time. I don't care how it looks as long as it's not ugly or ostentatious.
Not to worry! The only people who'll work for that nonexistent minimum wage are those illegal darkies whom conservatives love to demonize, yet also love to hire because they'll work for little and not complain - they know their place.
Dear god. I work in higher ed and get a few spams a day from our bulk-emailer. Stuff about Spanish club, or gospel sings, or weight watchers. Stuff I don't give a shit about, and all I can do is click "junk" until Thunderbird gets it or set up a filter.
There's even a common joke about how nobody reads stuff on that list, but besides limiting who can send the stuff, the only (dumb) idea was to stick messages in our web portal instead, because obviously everyone checks the portal for important messages instead of just leaving their email client open.
Government overspending, indeed. Why, did you know that St. Reagan (pbuh) dramatically increased military spending so he could willy-wave at the Soviets?
What's that you were wharrgarbling about narrative, now?
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Indeed. Julius Caesar used encryption on his military dispatches (Caesar cipher), and it was probably used before that.
it's the aspies who give their software hostile and immature names which offend.
What the fuck kind of idiot thinks "upskirt" and "pantyshot" are good names for a computer program?
The dodge is probably that chattel isn't covered by that clause.
Because he's used to Linux-style userland and /dev and partitioning?
Unless things have changed recently, glibc will support only the 486 and newer processors.
But yes, realistically they should shoot for the 586 or 686, because nobody's going to run a modern distro on such ancient hardware; I'd be surprised if anyone tried it on something as old as a Pentium-MMX.
For the men who care for such things. I wear mine because I've had an analog watch since I was in my teens (32 now as well) & I'm just used to having it there to check the time. I don't care how it looks as long as it's not ugly or ostentatious.
Hipsters have discovered analog wristwatches.
Mod parent up. Hell, stick that in your quotes files.
If only we could make not-rich people who vote for these assholes be the ones to suffer first.
In a more obvious fashion than being out of a job, because that's somehow Carter's fault.
My taxes are going to Bush's wars. How can I redirect them?
There is, he's just a moderate one from back when that animal existed.
Not to worry! The only people who'll work for that nonexistent minimum wage are those illegal darkies whom conservatives love to demonize, yet also love to hire because they'll work for little and not complain - they know their place.
Dear god. I work in higher ed and get a few spams a day from our bulk-emailer. Stuff about Spanish club, or gospel sings, or weight watchers. Stuff I don't give a shit about, and all I can do is click "junk" until Thunderbird gets it or set up a filter.
There's even a common joke about how nobody reads stuff on that list, but besides limiting who can send the stuff, the only (dumb) idea was to stick messages in our web portal instead, because obviously everyone checks the portal for important messages instead of just leaving their email client open.
My hovercraft is full of eels.
Yes he does. St. Reagan (pbuh) chose not to wield his veto pen after asking for his 600-ship Navy.
Obvious troll is obvious.
The President wields the veto pen.
The President gets to set priorities and lead. St. Reagan (pbuh) chose to ask for $lots for the 600-ship Navy, enlarged Army, SDI, etc.
Government overspending, indeed. Why, did you know that St. Reagan (pbuh) dramatically increased military spending so he could willy-wave at the Soviets?
What's that you were wharrgarbling about narrative, now?
All hail Saint Reagan (peace be upon him).
Also, roundabouts kill jobs.
As I recall, Obama's not necessarily averse to abusing FISA like his predecessor did.
It's also called a race because of our misbegotten "first past the post" system, wherein the person who gets the single largest bloc of votes wins.
A $16 poll tax is still an illegal poll tax.
We know the cars are safe because
1) the government enforces minimum standards, and
2) the government will also test for safety.
Third parties will do testing as well, but you can't blithely assume that the Free Market (pbuh) will produce safe goods.