I don’t have kids, so yeah.

Edit: now that I scroll through the comments, I see this is a common theme.

Differs by company, of course, but the one I used to work for would wipe, reimage, and sell them to employees for $50.

I was going to post this but Lemmy told me your post was already here… nice.

I’ve been using Linux everyday for around 25 years and I’d never heard of the column command somehow!

Work on the chicken coop, work on the truck, and then see about hanging a solar Meshtastic node that I recently finished building.

I’ll find something else to screw up and cause it to break, don’t worry.

You’re not my supervisor!

Makes sense; people are stupid. Me included at least half of the time.

I remember a backpacking buddy talking about a tool for puncturing the (empty) fuel cans for “jet boil” camping stoves because they couldn’t be recycled without very clearly being empty.

If you’re not abusing it, credit card companies are more than happy to do charge backs via disputes.

And, what, the shady company that scammed you is going to fight a multi billion dollar corporation?

I’ve used this a few times when I got fucked and the company doing the fucking didn’t respond or didn’t care.

I’ve pet a lot of opossums. Not been bit by one… But those teeth are scary.

Computer programming and related tech skills. Why? Because I’ve been doing as a job and for fun for over 35 years and have been teaching it for 5 so I guess it works out.

We’re a small household with minimal laundry so 5 gallons is more like a 10 year supply for us… I’m here for it : D

I started calling it “Grandma Debian” for some reason.

… I say this as a Debian user after new versions of Mint failed to accurately detect my RAID size. I tried Ubuntu for giggles, same problem, but Grandma Debian worked perfect out of the box.

To be fair, it is a software RAID in the BIOS and those are known to be odd.

I just want to say that you’re a MVP for seeding that much for that long. Lots of TBs up there - you’ve helped out a ton of people.

Thank you.