That sounded like a pain to deal with. Did you get the data back?
Good luck getting 40 hours a week
Mine was Ubuntu. I can't remember what version but they used to mail install discs to you.
I don't remember how I heard about it but you used to be able to order free Ubuntu disks. I got them to mail me one and I replaced Windows with it and never looked back.
There are a few in my city. Not sure how affordable they are though. I don't plan on buying a house
I've been happy with my Thinkpad T480s. Got kubuntu loaded on it right now. Bought it refurbished on ebay.
StreetComplete. It's an easy way to improve openstreetmap wherever you are. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/de.westnordost.streetcomplete/
If I'm ever in London I will check it out!
I use my DSi to play emulated games. It works for what I want to play so far.
I use firs. It's a mod that adds more industries and makes the game more complex.
FISH adds more boats
2cc trainset adds more trains
Road Hog has more road vehicles.
I use a bunch of eye candy stuff too but can't remember at the moment.
If you like transport related games, I encourage you to give it a try. I've sunk a lot of time into this game usually playing with mods. You can find it at https://www.openttd.org/
The earliest pinball game I've played is the Space Cadet one that was included with Windows.
My 2011 Mazda 2 has Ford parts. Good to know they changed that. I want to get another Mazda when funds allow.
I just finished building the Aston Martin set if cars and would like to build a section of track. What are my options for track pieces?
The only ones I found were the Lego City road plates.
Never ate there. Are they that bad?
I went with a used Optiplex for my Plex server. I rarely transcode anything so I didn't need much power
Thanks for all the hard work devs. I don't imagine it's an easy thing to do
I still have an EEE pc 701 in storage somewhere. Might see if it still boots up
