The true fun hasn't even started yet. Just wait a couple of years until the AI bubble finally pops... destroying the whole world economy in the process. Banks with people's life savings, pension funds, national economies... nothing will be spared.

Your boss doesn't need to employ you that bad, either.

Windows 98 SE could format and use 64GB FAT32 volumes out of the box and even larger after patching, so kudos to MS for finally making Windows NT series exceed the capabilities of mighty Windows 98.

Nah, the future of privacy is in portable EMP generators. Nothing else will help.

Communism doesn't do team building this way.

Because their trauma finally wore off.

Don't call nature "hellish nightmare".

My experience is that the bloated popular websites are the number 1 memory hogs. And certain "modern-looking" apps are the number 2 hogs. Libreoffice in my system behaves. Web browsers, while browsing "classical" websites, behave too.

I learned Unix and C on a V7 Unix virtual machine with 256Kb memory under VM/SP on an IBM 4361.

I installed my first Linux (Debian 2.1 slink) on a PC with 4Mb RAM and it ran well, although it had no web browsers to speak of.

robots are soulless things without free will. It's pointless to attack them, because they won't learn. The human traitors aiding and abetting them, on the other hand... are attackable.

I'm not necessarily thinking like that, just speculating what the attacker could have thought.

For some reason, post-Brexit UK is clearly ahead of the EU in the race for limiting freedoms of the people. Although one of the main goals of Brexit was precisely to protect freedoms of the people.

If the UK is so different and doesn't support the principles that made the Internet possible in the first place, then they should simply disconnect the country. Problem solved.

The UK should erect a firewall to fence off their own Internet from foreign Boogeymen, and stop entertaining the world with their own stupidity.

I'm not a fan of 4chan, but they're not the morons in this particular fiasco.

If it was just 100,000, then modern software wouldn't be that damn slow.