monsterpiece42

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monsterpiece42,

I have a 91 Chevy S10 that I will likely be buried in. I’ve had it for nearly 15 years and it’s my favorite. I learned to drive in an S10 and sadly we had to sell that one. I bought the current one as a “replacement” and I love it even more. It is objectively not that great, but it’s clean and runs well and when it dies, it’s getting a V8.

Which YouTuber's voice can lull you to sleep?

I’ve exhausted things I can sleep to on Netflix, and it’s literally impossible to sleep to things on Prime (so I barely watch anything there; it’s not worth falling asleep to something I like, since I might be punished for it), so I’ve started putting on YouTube in the evenings since it won’t wake me with silence at...

monsterpiece42,

Absolutely my choice as well. In addition to being all the things that OP has asked for, he’s also a phenomenal player and his dedication to highly precise play is insane.

My wife and I have been through all of his Rimworld series, and watch it as we would a TV show when a new episode drops. We just got done watching biotech episode 5!

monsterpiece42,

The chrome power is OP AF. YT is decent as well. If you knew all that, you’d have no issues making the money required for all the other ones.

monsterpiece42, (edited )

For me,

  • Math - red
  • Science - blue
  • History/geography - green
  • Language arts - yellow
  • Art - purple
monsterpiece42,
  1. super helpful comment.
  2. OP doesn’t have them anymore.
monsterpiece42,

I like the terminal but don’t remember all the arguments. I find that clunky. That’s my main issue with it. (I’m open to suggestions if anyone has any)

monsterpiece42,

So I don’t remember the program or even the distro but there is 100% a “Paint” clone that’s all terminal symbols.

monsterpiece42,

I work in a computer repair shop and we rarely see any Thinkpads of any age.

Far from shit. And they have among the best warranty options in the biz

monsterpiece42,

Spacesniffer for me. Also portable. But I’ll check out wiztree for funzies.

monsterpiece42,

Semantics, but OP never said the unit of measure. It could be radians for all you know.

monsterpiece42,

I used to drink this all the time as a kid. I tried it as an adult and it holds up.

Sounds nasty, but it averages out to roughly what is a carbonated milkshake. Not bad at all.

Why didn't anyone remind me the dual booting exists?

I was talking to my dad yesterday and he talked about how he dual booted windows and Linux in his college days. I immediately left to download Ubuntu, I feel so dumb for forgetting it’s an option. I literally only use windows so I can play Fortnite with friends. PSA: you can have both Linux and Windows, or you can use a vm in...

monsterpiece42,

As others have said, I also highly recommend physically separate drives. I have found both Linux and Windows affect each other sometimes especially when you’re getting your bearings with dual booting.

For instance, after running Linux the clock in Windows will be wrong. And Windows will eat the Linux boot partition especially after feature packs (formerly called service packs), which come out about 1-2/year.

monsterpiece42,

How is this helpful? It would have cost you zero to just not be a dick.

monsterpiece42,

Me with Mint.

I also love cars and double love shitboxes despite having nicer cars now.

I still drive my shitbox most.

monsterpiece42,

You 100% are. Any non-gravy trainer would has strong conviction that they’re not.

The doubt means you must be. Time to go get out quaffed.

I’m sorry you had to learn this way.

monsterpiece42,

Yeah I was 13F. Even got through JFO school at one point. It was a cool job and other 13Fs were pretty legit just about across the board. The tricky bit they don’t tell you is that you get attached to infantry and usually by yourself so you’re the only guy in the room that can count higher than 4.

I went to Riley. Kansas sucks to drive through but it wasn’t a bad place to live. Stayed there for about 3 years and went off to the next place.

What was your MOS? I’m guessing 13 series?

monsterpiece42,

This is definitely not an internet myth. I was also in the Army (US) and our gear is worthless trash that only survives because people put huge amounts of work into learning its quirks. Example, if you spit in an M16 it jams. We had rows and rows of Humvees and Bradleys that had under 10k miles on them broken down. Abrams maintenance is something like 4 hours per hour of usage or something absurd like that. I think the only decent vehicle we still have in service is the FMTV, and their whole drivetrain is civilian stuff (CAT motor, Alison transmission, Dana axles etc).

I’ll meet you in the middle and say they used to make stuff that was indestructible. Old GP tents, e-tools, and cots are beasts. But the military-industrial complex has fully kicked in now and just like everything else, military stuff is built to maximize profit.

monsterpiece42,

09-15. I had an A2 and an A4. As an owner of AKs, I may have been spoiled but I found the M16s to be truly awful in terms of the cleaning maintenance. To be fair my sloppy ass A2 was more forgiving than the A4. The A4 was nice and accurate in garrison but downrange I talked my armorer into getting me my A2 back. The dust was too much for the A4 to handle.

I was a Forward Observer but was put in an aviation unit for some reason so I spent a good amount of time RTOing adjacent to various helis. I can say without a doubt that we had helis down for maintenance every day, sometimes for multiple days at a time.

This all circles back around to “the older the better” theme from my previous comment. Chinooks are an ancient platform but they’re super reliable and nearly never broke down outside of schedule. The M16A2 I had did have like 1/8" of play in it between upper and lower receiver but I did keep it working. God knows how many rounds went through that thing. But both of those things are what, like 'Nam era? All the truly durable stuff is old school. I’m just saying the new stuff is garbage.

monsterpiece42,

If we’re commiting to the bit, we should put “the other guy” instead of a name

monsterpiece42,

Hey there. I run Linux on my daily but also work in a Windows-centric PC repair shop.

“Official” answer: You can move your key over to a new mobo by signing in to Windows with a Microsoft account, installing your new hardware, and activating Win 11 through the Settings->Activation->Troubleshooting (button)->“I recently changed hardware”. And that will pull your key back down from your account. But it does lock you into an account.

“Unofficial” answer: you can absolutely update to Win 11 on old hardware. The easiest way is to boot a Win 11 iso in Ventoy. That works fairly often. You can alternatively edit the installer to not do the TPM check in the installer, which you can search for guides for online/YouTube.

Alternatively: you can hop on g2a, kinguin, etc and buy Windows keys cheap.

To be clear I know this is all bullshit, but it’s options. Hope this helps!

monsterpiece42,

There are many options, but this genre of workout device is called a pushup board.

monsterpiece42, (edited )

I really like The Anti-Cheese Edits for Ep 1-3. They back down the Jar Jar content and aliens make alien noises with subtitles like the old movies.

The links are at the bottom of this page on mega.nz in 1080p:

bingeguy.com/starwars/

Full disclosure, I have not tried these exact links but the seem to be real. I got the link off that R site we don’t talk about.

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