It's probably best to try that with a live CD.

A Thinkpad T480 would meet those requirements. Stick with the i5 version with integrated graphics to avoid overheating issues.

Or fiber optic cables with gold plated connectors.

I would love to have a phone that I could just plug into a USB C dock and use as a normal computer. They've got plenty of processing power for that now. Every single program I use except for games could run on a phone if it used normal GNU/Linux.

OK, now make an OLED monitor with a standard RGB subpixel arrangement so that subpixel antialiasing works correctly.

If you're using windows, make sure you set it to show file extensions. Watch out for files with a double extension such as "mkv.exe". That's guaranteed to be malware. Don't open any link, bat or com files either.

They forgot one of the most important things. Use Firefox or one of its forks with uBlock Origin to block google's ads and tracking scripts.

They shouldn't have made it so bloated then. The 2003 version opened fairly quickly, even on a late 90's computer.

Yes, they still make USB floppy drives.

Minecraft runs natively on Linux, so it won't take them long to figure that out.

The power supply will only draw around 11 amps from the wall at 240 volts. It steps that down to 12 volts to produce 200 amps.

I sure hope it has a split rail output. That's over 200 amps at 12V. If one of those wires gets shorted, it will not pass enough current to trip the power supply if it's single rail. The wire will be glowing orange until it melts or sets the whole thing on fire.

Maybe the specific model of hard drive that was affected was only used in windows laptops.

And as a result, people will find that album someplace that doesn't cost any money.

I don't know what AI shopping is, but I know that I definitely don't want it.

That kind of resolution is pointless without good glass and a full frame sensor.

That's something I would probably build if I had a small CRT. The only thing better would be if it had green or amber phosphor. I do have some viewfinder CRTs, but those are only half an inch.

Why not use Codec2? It only needs 700 bits per second. That's well within the capabilities of LoRa.

HDMI is much worse than DVI. Because of their bullshit licensing, the newer versions can't be used with open source drivers.

Android also shows an indicator when any app is accessing the microphone or camera now.