And/or he wants a greater glut of degree holders to drive down employment cost further.

ANSI art was usually separate IIRC, nfos had ASCII art headers but I don't remember ever seeing color in them

One of the University of Iowa B schools runs a futures market that'll let you bet on predicted event outcomes

https://iem.uiowa.edu/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa_Electronic_Markets

For a couple of years I had a Linux NAS box under my desk with like 8 Samsung 850 pros in a big array connected to my desktop over 40GbE. Then NVMe became a common thing and the complexity wasn't worthwhile.

I have darn tough hiking socks that are 10y old and look pretty close to new.

It would have been really funny if they reported that one as:

Severity: `

This might start executing a subshell in some ancient script. Avoid!

The bug system has a list of predetermined severities, so that would just be rejected. :-)

That's the point of the controller being a kit thing that can be built a bunch of different ways

You should see the book requests posted to communities like r/printsf now. We have genre readers that have evolved into "I only read material containing this exact set of tropes" it's straight up weird.

Meanwhile I'm over here jamming Micron 7450 pros into my work laptop for better sync write performance.

I have very little trust in consumer flash these days after seeing the firmware shortcuts and stealth hardware replacements manufacturers resort to to cut costs.

Have a solid vendor for these that isn't insanely priced (for home use)? The last couple I tried to buy they sent 7300's and tried to buy me off with a small refund (eBay).

That's a name I haven't heard for a very long time. Central Computer was a fantastic shop.

They are still in business, with five stores!

https://www.centralcomputer.com/