If the hardware still works, you can install Linux on it.
I recently installed Bodhi on an ancient Acer chromebook. It’s running great and takes up very little space on the drive.
If there are specific things wrong, like the battery or the touchpad, it might be cheap to replace just those parts. I had to replace a couple parts on the chromebook, it was pretty simple. But this model is held together with screws, not with adhesive. So your experience May vary.
Maybe if your dad had remembered his materials, he wouldn’t be late.
I don’t say anything, but I block people who do that.
That’s the funny thing about data storage: you don’t.
Encryption mitigates the likelihood of somebody gaining access. But anyone with physical access to the media can potentially gain access to the data - it just may be incredibly difficult to decrypt (or to find a bug that permits decryption).
I don’t know why people are downvoting this. The nerve pathway does run from your groin all the way up through your chest.
Make sure everybody owns a a Nintendo DS, then load up Pictochat.
Which business model are they going for - screwing over their former employees? Or selling access to something that doesn’t belong to them? Or are they going to try to combine them both this time?
Sadly, glasses are not BIFL. Think about all the stresses the frames endure: put on and taken off many times a day (often unconsciously), dropped, bumped into things, flexing against our uneven faces - and that’s not even taking into account UV exposure, atmospheric contaminants, accidents, and changes in prescription.
Zenni is great because the glasses are cheap and well made. Metal frames are recyclable. Plastic lenses may or may not be recyclable, but will wear out over time. And even though they’re cheap, my Zennis last me as long as the expensive pairs I used to get.
It’s good to BIFL wherever we can, but glasses are always going to wear out.
That doesn’t take into account the mass famines we are likely to have, as arable surface disappears.
Technically, the same amount of water, but much less of it frozen.
That seems like an AWFULLY BIG assumption right now.
What do you call a cow with eight legs?
A spider.
Sadly, modern Keen boots are nowhere near as good as the old ones.
Based on the temperature, I’m guessing you’ll want insulated boots.
If you’re in the US, Chippewa is a good maker of mid-range, good-quality Goodyear-welted boots. A Goodyear welt (made of leather, not plastic) is important because that means you can get them resoled easily - important for BIFL footwear.
Something like this should last you a very long time: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/thunderstruck-10-inch-waterproof-insulated-21107.html?dwvar_21107_color=Brunette
That’s a 10" logger boot. Might be a little heavy, but as long as you take care of them and store them properly, they’ll be good for everything from hiking to working outside to just running errands in cold weather.
If you’re looking for something simpler and lighter weight, this might also work: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/northbound-8-waterproof-insulated-lace-up--21097.html?dwvar_21097_color=Wheat
That’s more of a cold weather work boot, though. If you plan to hike in these regularly, you probably want to boot with logger soles.
They make a bunch to choose from, here’s a link to some additional options: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/shop-mens-shoes/?prefn1=construction&prefn2=features&prefn3=safetyToe&prefv1=Goodyear+Welt&prefv2=Insulated&prefv3=Soft+Toe|Composite+Toe&page=all
But don’t just take my word for it. Look up the shoes, look up the fit. Ideally, see if you can find a dealer in your area so you can make sure you get a proper fit.
What’s your price range?
New BIFL footwear is going to cost you at minimum $300, but the better stuff will be closer to $500 or $600.
What kind of socks do you typically wear with the boots? How cold doesn’t get around you during the winter? There’s lots of variability, depending on whether your top need is insulation versus traction, for example.
What do you call a deer with no eyes and no legs?
Still no i-dear.
After handing the hot dog vendor money, the Buddhist asks for change.
The hot dog vendor replies, “Ah, but change comes from within.”
You’re welcome!
And based on your user photo, it looks like you have a really good cat. I thought it was important to say that.
Say “zombies” aloud and it kind of sounds like “some bees.”
Just like Bitcoin and Ethereum, memecoins are bullshit.