Ah, but it’s not a war, you see. It’s just going abroad to blow stuff up.

He did say that he was awful at maths.

“In case of browser crash, the male, white, cis user should submit a bug report”

Amazing stuff, no wonder they’re exporting this all over the planet.

That’s not a homelab, that’s a home server.

It can be done, but it’s not easy.

It’s fine, it’s only sold in the US.

So, a file server, mostly. A laptop is fairly inadequate for that, but will work for small loads.

There are specialist distributions for that purpose, but you seem to want something more “generic”.

You have a choice of trendy (what the forums like), or industry standard what’susedon real life servers) basically.

That’s the only question that matters.

Would Iran dare to use it’s secret trans-earth subterranean drones against the US?

Oooh, I know that one!

What’s UP highway?

Yeah… so, have you looked at a map lately?

The Red sea is actually next door (on the other side of the Arabic peninsula).

What? We have lots of trains. They’re great!

Destroy popular and useful companies.

That should work. But it sucks when you’re in the third car.

The main problem is having a charger with enough power to fill the battery that fast. But it’s more of an infrastructure problem.

Also the numbers given are usually for a 80% charge. I don’t know if it’s the case here, but probably.

Oh. Ok. Guess it just wasn’t for me then.

Can’t win them all.

It’s fine if you only use your own machine. I suppose having accounts on other boxes is less common nowadays, but there’s much less guarantee to find your comfort editor there.

Also a 30 year+ linux/unix user.

Oh boy, now they’re in trouble.

Diablo, or Diablo 2, don’t remember. Didn’t really “get it”. It seemed that you just walked around to the next foe, clicked a lot, picked random loot, and repeated endlessly, with nothing much happening. Maybe I missed something…