might split things up into something reminding onboard ram and external swap though.

I don't need my 24gb swap space much at the moment, but it would be sweet to have it respond in something like 20ns anyways :)

If you're mainly interested in learning new stuff for fun I would strongly advise you to try macrophotography. It does not have to be that expensive, and it is very fascinating to look or document insects and small things in a way that very few people actually get to experience.

You can get some really nice setups for very little money if you look at some diy projects.

Depending on where you live/travel you might even contribute to scientific discoveries :)

I'm amazed they left out the hp48 emulator. It was an amazing calculator, and the emulator does exactly what it it is supposed to do - everything.

It did everything a calculator is supposed to do, and it was _almost_ able to boil my coffee.

After my 10 years working with programming, this is still the environment i love the most. Actually it is probably the only thing i still know the exact location of at all times.

I love beeing a geek :)

I don't have any exact data to show, but i know that we don't use anything near the us/eu when it comes to use of antibiotics in farming.

I think we use _a_lot_ of the stuff for breeding salmon though.

didn't really mean to pick on you in perticular, was just an observation :)

been mighty nice weather in Norway the last year, so this global warming thingy might actually benefit me. Unlike most of the world, that is.

Still, I'd like to no fuck too much with this planet anyways.