Cool Beance @ CoolBeance @lemmy.world

Hello, I'm just another Redditor exploring the lemmy.world

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I don't know if it's the Google engineers that "want" to do this

"Robert’s your mother’s brother" -- I'm stealing this, thank you

Haha I'm curious who that ".5" is in your reply here

It's definitely cool to see how dynamic P2 and below could be

I get your point but it's a bit difficult to ignore the most significant position in a race especially seeing how significant of an event it was that someone other than Verstappen picked up pole in qualifying yesterday

Well not really but thanks for the cheeky response I guess

That Mercedes really came alive toward the end eh?

Congrats again but is anyone else getting bored of this? Putting me off the sport to be frank

Traffic prevented him from getting a good run out of turn 14 before his flying lap which cost him sector 1

WOW, 0.003 seconds!? GET IN THERE LEWIS! So happy to see him on pole!

Pro tip: Buy the family plan in Asia. It's like $5 a month here for 5 people

This came out of left field for me. I remember spending hours on my 1.13 setup and picking out the right LBEs back in the day in JA2... Haven't tried it yet but I hope this is as good as JA2 to some degree

Death Stranding on Game Pass. I'm about 60 hrs in and it's really different, the good kind

Agree, I don't really care about that platform

Thank you for the response. I'll be sure to up my PC hardware game soon since I have plans to leap into a career shift. What kinds of specs would look good in your opinion?

Your advice here is worth a lot. Really helped build the environment around this profession, thank you

Thank you, been looking at a career switch for some time. I appreciate the input

What actually is supposed to be the ideal way to learn? Say, for someone trying to be a sysadmin

Yes. Like you said, it's not a bad thing, but I do miss the energy younger people bring.

1. My PC. It's not a beefy system by any means... it only has an i3 8100, a 1060 6GB, and 16 GB RAM, all bought for about $600 in 2018, but since then this has been generally the best thing that's ever happened to me coming from a low-income household. My family lost a lot of financial and emotional stability over the past few decades so as a person growing up I always felt like I was going to stumble. Thankfully this little big thing has provided that stability for me as a troubled individual. As I get older it's allowed me to catch up on my traumas and build my own life out of it on my terms. It may not see use forever, but some part of it (no pun intended) will always be a part of my life.
2. My and my wife's rings. We've given ourselves to each other so much and while it was always a given that we would spend the rest of our lives together, it unexpectedly strengthened these feelings when we made it official. We're each other's pillars.
3. My coffee grinder. Hehe.