

It’s a European company, they are widely deployed and well regarded.
Their hardware is decent and well priced.
I don’t think if anyone else can provide this type of hardware at that price point.
It’s a European company, they are widely deployed and well regarded.
Their hardware is decent and well priced.
I don’t think if anyone else can provide this type of hardware at that price point.
And?
Mikrotik is probably OK IMO.
I assume that it’s a US only product that’s therefore meaningless to 96% of the world population.
I understand that it needed a GUI, but 150 megs?? When :
~
❯ ll `which dd`
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 63K Sep 29 16:36 /usr/bin/dd*
~
❯
The first hard drive I used was a whooping 5megs and the CP/M machine couldn’t handle it so it was partitioned as a million floppies.
Don’t most advertising sites already do that?
I always assumed that they did.
Did you inhale?
They’re making money aren’t they? They have to be doing something weird.
It probably rates the NSDAP as leftist since it has socialist in its name.
It’s not youth bad. It’s that in the 80s and 90s, computers were fun and required a lot of tinkering. Nowadays they mostly work. They’re boring.
People who tinkered learned stuff. Users just know how to use a couple applications.
Where else would one publish such an ad?
Interestingly (or not) it’s also used in French but only in one case that I’m aware of. Monsieur is abbreviated to M. while messieurs (plural) is MM.
That was Aol.
But you need room for the secondary car needed to navigate the car park, from where you left your car to the mall entrance. European people can’t understand what they have to face daily in the US.
Read a book and it might as well be.
“Did you remember to plug the server back in after vacuuming the server room?”
“Shit.” "Honey, gotta make a quick jump at the office! "
The IMDb was open until someone just grabbed the whole thing and turned it into a website.
Now we can have people twitching while hanging from the ceiling without having to hunt them in back alleys! Progress!