When I was in high school, in a not very wealthy rural county, we had a stratasys printer in the engineering room somehow. I think I saw it work once, then a few years later I helped push it out onto the loading dock to be recycled because it was both broken and obsolete
I don't understand why someone would vibe code a hobby os. no one is going to actually use it, the whole fun is the experience of making your own os. if you remove that part what are you even doing
I know someone who insists that a pickup truck is more practical and her example is "you can lift a bookshelf over the side of a pickup truck instead of having to put it in the back like a van". Apparently it's more practical to lift something like 4 feet off the ground to the side of a pickup truck bed instead of like 1 foot to the floor of a van
Buckshot roulette is like 1GB. It's basically just a game about figuring out probabilities but its really fun and has a lot of strategy to think about. It also only costs like $2 which is a bonus
When I was in high school, in a not very wealthy rural county, we had a stratasys printer in the engineering room somehow. I think I saw it work once, then a few years later I helped push it out onto the loading dock to be recycled because it was both broken and obsolete