BartyDeCanter

If you have a Pentium Pro I.e a i686, you have a few options. Debian, Slackware, Puppy Linux, Damn Small Linux and antiX are the first that come to mind. If you have an original Pentium you’re probably stuck with Tiny Core Linux.

Of course, you could also spend about $20 and get yourself a vastly more powerful computer like a RaspberryPi Zero.

I see that you too are a person of culture.

I figure that’s a good thing. It means you’re learning.

Oh, hello weird emoji ligature parsing.

Meanwhile, I can run modern linux on a first gen Pentium, and many mainstream distros still support the Pentium Pro.

Ri for singular, ili for plural. 🏳️‍🟩‍⭐‍🟩

What the fuck?

On the right side of the alignment chart.

How old was the oldest bug that you discovered that you also wrote? Mine was six years old, a null pointer dereference that worked fine on the original architecture but caused a reset when moving to Cortex-M.

Clearly, if it isn't perfect we must throw it out and demand that nothing be done until perfection is reached.

I wouldn't even call that a European default until post-WW2. Children have almost always been raised as part of a community in almost all cultures, including multigeneration households, distant relatives and fellow community members. Daycare dates back to the caves.

New Mexico is pretty purple, leaning blue and moving more so as time goes on. It's an odd mix though, with a lot of libertarian leaning republicans and Catholic democrats.