Why can't we get banana milkshakes at McDs over here in the land of the free?

Slackware users won't! At least not so far.

Or, kick it old school with reiserFS

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I had a 5600x on a b450 board with Kingston pc3600 too. I had no problems running xmp profiles and optimized defaults. If cool & quiet was enabled by default then I didn't mess with it.

I rarely use suspend or hibernate, and I don't encrypt my drives, so I can't speak to those issues. But even though you say you don't need the speed, I think you'll be very pleased with this upgrade if you go through with it.

What the hell Michigan? I expected this from Indiana, but I thought you were better than this.

Chicago thin crust is cut in squares.

Elder millennial here. I never had the pleasure of drinking four loko. I was already a crackhead dope fiend by the time it got popular. But I did drink a 4 pack of red bull and a 5th of vodka one day in high school. I was in the burbs. my friends told me later a little girl walking a dog passed by, and I was hollering violent threats at her for being a "rich kid." never again.

Tivimate is a perfect iptv app. Just spring for the lifetime license. It's worth it.

It's the singing and playing together that is the most impressive. Hopefully her and Thundercat get together some day and put out some weird stuff.

I've only ever seen her on an upright. This makes me want to practice.

Sorry, forgot the /s

If only there were an easy way...

Oh hell yeah! Love this energy. I have a new respect for these guys after watching their apple TV special.

downhomechunk was my AIM name. I had an icq number but never got into it. I'm dhchunk on IRC, because downhomechun sounds borderline racist. Yes, I'm still active on IRC.

ETA: my handle was often stylized as DOwnhoMEchunk back in those heady times.

I actually live close to two microcenters! And I could walk to a best buy, but I never do. I sure miss frys, but I'm glad microcenter is still around.

With your help, we will get to 2% and kick off the year of the linux desktop!

Omg you just described slackware. Join us!

I am not one of the million, but I'm glad flatpaks exist. Anything to increase ease of use and hopefully wider linux adoption is a good thing.

This is the first I've ever heard of a write protect screw. That's so silly!