The three 5.25 inch drives bother me. Most PCs with that sort of aesthetic from the 80s or 90s with a real floppy connector can only run two floppy drives without needing some pretty weird bios and OS config.
deadbeef
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AI models produced from copyrighted training data should need a license from the copyright holder to train using their data. This means most of the wild west land grab that is going on will not be legal. In general I'm not a huge fan of the current state of copyright at all, but that would put it on an even business footing with everything else.
I've got no idea how to fix the screeds of slop that is polluting search of all kinds now. These sorts of problems ( along the lines of email spam ) seem to be absurdly hard to fix outside of walled gardens.
In New Zealand it is pretty common for members of parliament to get thrown out of the chamber for a whole bunch of reasons. In general you have to do whatever the speaker says, sort of like you would a judge in a court proceeding. There's a whole lot ( perhaps dated ) rules around treating other members of the house with respect, letting them speak when their part of the process is up etc.
I think most of this is covered by this list of rules: https://www.parliament.nz/en/pb/parliamentary-rules/standing-orders-2017-by-chapter/chapter-3-general-procedures/
Who are these mad men who are dumping stuff to SSDs and then sitting them on a shelf? Can't get my mind around it.
I also like old school single player games often to zone out playing.
Titanfall 2 was good mindless fun, it is like $6NZD on steam, no idea what your currency is.
I bought the Castle wolfenstein reboot games on steam recently in a bundle and that was great fun for the $17NZD.
Also the Halo master chief collection was approximately $25NZD at one point and that was great fun on a dollar per hour basis.
The mass effect games were like $10 at one point too, and the first couple of those are great.
Again, I don't know much about the xbox pricing on these, they might be still gouging on that platform.
Dune 2. It was the gateway drug that turned me playing computer games into a full blown addiction for a bunch of my family.
Relations camped out waiting for a slot to satisfy the urge for months until they could scrape together the cash to fund an appropriate PC to run it themselves at home.