I grew up in a rural environment in the 90s and early 2000s where it was perfectly normal to use "gay" with a negative connotation. The kind of environment where homosexuality was weird and every guy 13+ had to constantly prove he wasn't gay or get angry getting called so.
I was fortunate enough to move away from there and meet new people and ideas.
I remember one turning point specifically. I was chatting with some people and used "gay" to describe some product I didn't like, without thinking about it all, no ill intent. Later one of the guys took me aside and asked me if I realised I said that while a gay friend was standing right by.
It couldn't give a good answer in that moment but it gave me something to think about and I apologized later. He took it like a champ and I'm much more conscious about language since.
If that helps I just got a Aoostar WTR Pro (Ryzen version) to replace my NAS. But I had 2x 16GB RAM left so that was pretty cheap for a rather powerful home NAS. With 8c/16T abf two 2.5Gb NIC it's powerful enough to replace a small hypervisor.
BUT careful, while it has quickswap slots the hardware itself doesn't support it.
Kinda. I always treated my place like a workshop with a bed and computer in it.
After moving to a new place I tried to be an adult, get more furniture, hang artworks and such.
In the end I don't really like my place. I rarely use the living room part and my tech stuff isn't as reachable and practically organized as before. In hindsight I should have sticked to what I want for a home.
In einem so großen Laden entscheidet das kein Admim, sondern sog. "Architekten", die sich das dann auch erstmal abnehmen lassen müssen entsprechend Standards und Regulierungen.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't air dominance the US military's strong suit?