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What's funny is that wireshark/tshark were created (first as "Ethereal") as a "friendlier" tcpdump, with more protocol analyzers.

You can still buy portable DVD players with a laptop-sized screen, with composite in.

Other than that, you can buy relatively inexpensive converter boxes that take composite video and analog audio, and output HDMI.

In fact it was a miniaturized TI-990 minicomputer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI-990

And yet they had one of the first hybrids (although not a plug-in hybrid) in the Prius.

Factually correct, but you also missed the joke.

You can still use Reddit without logging in. In fact it's completely unlike Discord. Lots of Reddit discussions still show up in web search results.

Sure, just pick up the building containing the compressors, water hoses/sprayers, soap, and required drainage and water filtration system, and bring it 50 metres down the road.

The point of the penny-farthing is that you drive the front wheel directly with the pedals, but this seems to have the pedals in a spot where they would drive a chain, although there is no chain?

I guess I missed the last paragraph,

> The importance of the chipset can't be understated. As proof, to this very day, VMware virtualization software always uses the Intel 440BX as the default chipset, even with Windows 11 as both the host and guest.

It raises the obvious question of whether that will need to change, or already has.

Don't VMs emulate this chipset, specifically because it's been supported everywhere for so long?

It was. He says as much in the replies to his tweet - https://x.com/mattshumer_/status/2021256989876109403

Where in ND? (On a golf course?)

Seems like more of a sunbelt thing.

Weirdly, DLR trains still have an attendant onboard. A better example of a fully centrally operated train would be something like the SkyTrain lines in Vancouver.

It just means ugly.

Maybe you're thinking of poly-B, not PEX.

For that matter, till does not have the same meaning as until.

Doesn't the cursor change into a pair of <-> arrows when you hover over the clickable area?

I'm having trouble imagining American pickup trucks fitting on the road in the UK. Aren't the lanes and the cars all much narrower?

It's not just ginormous SUVs with this problem, though, right? You're not going to see a 18 month old out the back window of your compact hatchback if they're too close to your car. Especially now that windows seem to be tinier than they used to.

I need to hear more about the baseball cap thing.

20 years ago or so, we had an exec ask us about our unit tests.

There's always nc hostname 23 unless you need authentication

Informative article but I feel like it could have benefited from a paragraph about what Hims is. I had never heard of them before.

(Indignance, not indigence. Indigence means poverty.)

> So in certain scenarios, 5 mph difference must be able to save you 50 minutes ! ;)

That is true. If you're going 55 mph for 10 hours, you'll go 550 miles. Increase your speed to 60 mph, and you'll get there at 9 hours 10 minutes.

I thought Dubai was Dubai without all the high quality sin.

> (5 mph increase over a 10 hour drive can cut off 50 minutes)

You can't really say that without knowing the starting speed, or alternatively the distance. All you can say is that a 5 mph increase over a 10 hour drive with get you 50 miles farther.

Well, 230x.

Isn't it also way too many posts from "suggested" pages, and way too many attention-stealing "reels"?