x64-compatible CPUs have been the norm for a very long time now, which is why most modern distros have dropped support for older 32-bit x86-only CPUs. Debian dropped it with Debian 13, so anything based on that - think Ubuntu, Mint, and others, would be in the same boat. 2GB of RAM would be pretty performance-limiting on most modern distros too.

That’s one of the reasons why things like Tiny Core and Puppy exist, though. Specifically for old/slow-by-today’s-standards systems. I haven’t used any of them because I’m not running anything that old, and I quite like modern KDE. I saw an Action Retro video on youtube the other day where he got Tiny Core running on a Pentium 133 with 128MB of RAM, lol.

2004 has my vote. It was a golden age for PC gaming.

Reddit is trash these days

So then, why’d you make all those bold claims? Dipshit.

Rumor has it their garbage AI thinks they are hacking techniques.

Absolutely, I’ve never heard anyone say a bad word about him.

I’m also so very glad that cunt McGregor got nowhere with his bid.

Dude, you should review everything. 10/10.

This looks to me like a flyer for a class at the local library

Please do leave, flee to Argentina like a real nazi

Because of the continual enshittification of Windows 11 with each major update.

Canceled my subscription. Fuck you, Microsoft.

Perhaps they didn’t lose them, but they disappeared them.

I have a very similar Brother - HL-L2370DW. Just works with any Linux distro I’ve tried out of the box. Has wifi, USB, and ethernet, black and white laser, duplex printing. No copier functionality. Third party toner cartridges are readily available.

The Blue Brother

Those dumb mother fuckers.

Turn based RPGs. I played through Persona 3, 4, and 5 on an elliptical machine in the past few months, and am now on Metaphor Refantazio. Atlus games seem perfect for this, heh. Not your pre-2005 style, but there’s plenty of old RPGs out there.

I also played through most of the Yakuzas on the elliptical too, although on easy difficulty since they didn’t become turn based until very recently.

Seems insane to run multiple machines for something like this. I wonder if maybe it is virtualized under the hood and one VM went kaput or something?

Amazon Alexa has followed the same trajectory.

Aren’t they already sanctioned out the ass? What more could additional sanctions possibly do?