The couple of times I’ve had it, last year and I think the year before, it felt very similar to strep. Not like razor blades, but like my throat was so swollen, it was difficult and painful to swallow anything, including my own saliva. Biggest difference was that the Covid made me super tired, as well.
I think you can’t message people who are offline, right? I’ve used it before, and like the idea, but both people having to be signed it at the same time wouldn’t work that well for me & my contacts, since we’re in different time zones.
That makes sense. I hope the people who would’ve come here find someplace nice to go. I’ve heard good things about Costa Rica.
I got on Compuserve in the library I worked at when there was nothing that needed to be done. Had to put a disc in to run the software. It was black & white. I mostly just chatted with random people.
I just chill when I drive. If there’s a speed minimum, I obey it, but otherwise I’m just out there to relax and have a good time. I don’t even look at people’s faces when they pass. I’m not doing anything wrong. If they’re mad, they need to get over it. (My bf hates driving with me.)
Windows 2000 was the best (and last good) version.
I loved BeOS. It was great.
People having problems on Tumbleweed almost always seem to be using Nvidia, KDE, and/or Wayland. That’s what I’ve noticed based on official forum threads, anyway.
I used to work with animals professionally, and I never noticed Indian or Muslim people disliking pets. IME, caring about animals is one thing that brings people together across cultural divides.
7b is the smallest I’ve found useful. I’d try a smaller quant before going lower, if I had super small vram.
What does this mean? What’s on his twitter profile?
I really enjoyed Mass Effect: Andromeda.
This is what I look for, even if it’s twice as expensive. Or “raised on independent family farms”. I hope it really means something, and isn’t just marketing.
I hope they paid the person’s medical bills and then some. Not that money can erase such an experience.
In hindsight, I probably should’ve gone to urgent care. It didn’t feel like the pain was in the bone, but in the nail bed.
I probably should’ve gone to the doctor, but I was afraid they’d want to remove my toenail. Now that it’s growing out, I can see it’s cracked all the way across the base anyway, sooo… 🫠
The amount of suffering it’s already caused will never be worth it.
I don’t remember ever being fingerprinted to get ID. Maybe when I got a passport as a kid, but never for a driver’s license.
I stubbed my toe so badly a month ago that I’m still recovering from it. It took weeks to be able to wear shoes or socks without pain.
Good to know. I think I maybe logged into webmail once, years ago, but I don’t care about any of the info listed here.