It’s more than famous, it’s infamous!

Buy one RAM and you get two GPUs thrown in for free!

It’s also unused, as far as I know.

I’m always very annoyed by technical tools that stick to US spelling and that will consider “colour” to be a syntax error. I sometimes set up aliases to get rid of those.

It’s safer to use it with the buttons pointing down though.

Ponderously.

You might die later from clogged arteries though. They’re sneaky that way.

They buy new truncheons?

All mammals lose the tolerance to lactose as they age. Except for a handful of mutants.

Maybe you’re descended from one of them. Note that cheese was a way to store milk with very little lactose so it was edible by all.

print “error \n”

There, handled.

If you just have that one gadget, I agree it makes little to no difference.

It’s mostly network segregation and decluttering. Those things shouldn’t be on a data network where you then have to filter them all off from the rest. A dedicated network that’s designed for this kind of thing makes much more sense. Also Watts add up. One of them maybe just 5 (which seems a bit high), but when you’ve got sensors, lights, switches, etc., it can end up being significant.

Those things should be zwave or matter or something sensible, not WiFi anyway.

And it should be a pack of gitanes.

It should go back to the original 5 or 7 events. Including the running in hoplite armour, and triple jumps with weights.

Back then, the way to watch shows was to randomly catch an episode whenever they were aired, because most of them didn’t focus on a 36 episode incomprehensible knot of twists and surprises. They were self contained with a quiet background story arc that you could pick back at any time.

So say we all!

Nobody knows, it’s a surprise!

Interesting, thanks for digging that up. Looks like it didn’t pan out. At least in France, they arrived just as the local market was building itself, and it seems they didn’t manage to get a foot in the door. Maybe they got more lucky in other markets.

Doesn’t ring a bell… not to say it didn’t exist, but it probably wasn’t very large at the time.