There were boards that could hold 24 DIMMs. (Memory is fuzzy, but feels right.) Could still hit 12 GB.

Thank you for taking the time to explain. I appreciate it.

Right.

1 - Initial coins received by developer.
2 - Developer starts wallets #2 through #10 that obtain the coin. Coins are nearly free and only cost processing power.
3 - Others obtain coins.
4 - Developer destroys developer coins.
5 - Confidence is coin grows.
6 - Wallets #2 through #10 make trades with each other. Maybe one goes silent after a bit.
7 - At each new high, or something, a few of the wallets sell some coins.
8 - Repeat over next 20 years.

Given that, wouldn’t the next play to be to have a set of accounts each with a “reasonable” number of coins each? Then as confidence builds in the coin, these smaller positions can liquidate over time.

Exactly.

I mistakenly skipped all of the words that would have helped like “Get get ahead of the obviously stupid question…” Adding that now.

Aurora Store, a way to access Google Play’s Store (explanation likely slightly wrong), has a filter for “free” and “advertisement free”. Do a search for “open source games”, add those filters and then check the web pages for any games that look interesting. Similar filters do not appear in the official Google Play Store.

Depending on one’s use case, one can also use a windmill, of any age, to directly generate hot water. Mostly useful if the end use for those watts is hot water. This is more efficient than wind to energy to hot water.

Edit to add: To get ahead of the obvious, but stupid question.

No, likely not hot enough to make steam to spin a different windmill/turbine to make electricity.

I do think the terminology resulting from “German translated to English in the late 1800s” does not help.

A lot of current people don’t know thanks to a lack of public education on the subject.

Not all is lost though. I recall seeing an interview with an American World War 2 veteran describing his understanding of how babies were made prior to getting married as “I recall thinking it had something to do with the belly button.” So “we” have been there before.

I do wonder if they looked more official it would have been fine. A high-vis jacket and a deer fence.

Yeah. Seems they don’t want to deal with trees falling over in ~50 years.

School’s playground had to cut some down due to $local_tree_issue. They didn’t want to replant due to possible construction in 5 years. Also, no shade cloths as they fail in a small number of years.

Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t

There is also a webpage. With words.

Edit: Relevant entry: https://www.crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt.com/blog/visualizing-the-urban-heat-island

I found myself explaining the Urban Heat Island to a cop a few nights ago after a lady in the neighborhood called the cops on me for planting trees on city property next to her house.

Yes. I see two obvious ones of Switch 3 and Switch 5. Did an AI make this? If so, it wasn’t a good one.

It should be noted this sort of thing started with “picking the charity that does the best job” and is now at “getting humanity to multiple planets to survive a catechism”. They skipped all of the middle steps that could help anyone at all today.

It would be great if this pieces of shit would help to reform the prisons they will spend their lives in.

Won’t happen, but it would be great.

that didn’t last for very long.

It started in 1979 and ended in 1993.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mush-vroom-pizza/

Funny enough, the FBI might be hosting some parts now in an effort to “honeypot” the ringleaders.

Not a lot of vocal people that had big problems, almost turned to drugs, but didn’t, and noticed they still had problems.

Why do people with problems assume other people don’t have problems, or have strength, or emotional maturity? We are all fragile and barely hanging on. All of us.

What? Like their computer keyboard autocompletes with Grok? Or something else?

If it is sincere, watch them deny everything, then realize the truth in ~6 months.