Xenial, I think it’s called. I was the youngest, and I was born in 1983. My siblings are Def GenX, and I never quite identified with that group.

I never quite identified as a millennial either, I’m somewhere in between.

I only remember the rough outline:
Dual Xeon gold of some sort. The CPUs were upgraded in 2021, so whatever was reasonably top shelf around that time would be a good bet.
256GB RAM
Intel X710 Dual SFP+ 10gig net
Mellanox ConnectX (5, I think, not sure) 100gig net
Some high end NVIDIA card. I don’t remember which, but it replaced a Quadro P5000.
Broadcom 3108 with cache battery
36x Exos 10TB 3.5" SAS drives
2x SSD of some type I do not remember
2x NVMe, don’t remember those either.
Supermicro X11 mainboard.
Supermicro 5U chassis with drive bays in both back and front

Some bits were upgraded, such as network, cpu, ram, and GPU. It’d be substantially less today, but the original setup is from 2017, and I remember seeing an invoice of ~180.000 USD equivalent each. My house is 150.000 USD equivalent.

Each cluster involves four or six of these machines in a modified shipping container along with some other hardware, working as a mobile data cruncher.

Why wouldn’t we welcome Large Gay BattleTanks?

Not good.

I have this awful pain in my neck that doesn’t seem to go away. I first noticed it a week ago, and thought I must’ve slept in a shitty position, but it has since only gotten worse. Due to holidays I was unable to get a doctors appointment until next week.

Sure, I have a shitty seating position when on my PC, but I’ve had that for 25 years without a problem. Nothing changed last week, so I have no idea what’s causing this.

In the meantime, paracetamol helps.

I grew up on the coast, and my parents always had this rule to never eat/cook/serve shellfish that weren’t fished (shellfished?) same day or yesterday.

Bloodletting actually has its uses. It’s rare, but a valid treatment. It’s called phlebotomy now, but it’s essentially the same thing.

I don’t really exactly what the condition was, but I remember my grandfather went through it. Something to do with too much iron.

EDIT:
According to chatgpt, the condition is called hemochromatosis. It matches my grandfather’s description of having high levels of ferritin.

Well, when you walk through the garden, you better watch your back…

Unfortunately I doubt that the ones who consider this community transphobic knows about the “genius” og Mike Sparks.

There, hopefully anyone reading your comment might take the hint that there’s usually a lot of background context.

Some crybaby didn’t understand satire, and interpreted a post as “Identify as an attack helicopter, but with extra steps.”

I don’t remember the original post, but it was referencing aerosexuals, and in case you’re new here: “planefucker” is a term of endearment.

Honestly, I don’t. I stopped caring about windows ages ago.

Cis straight middle aged dude with four kids here.

But I acknowledge that planes come in all genders, and so do those of us who want to fuck them.

I don’t care how many penises you have, had, or want. NCD likes you anyway, and so do I.

Except Jason. Fuck you, Jason.

We all know he did, and we all know he will. Especially now that he can just call it “official duties”

It was.

Source: Had one myself.

All while having no legs himself. That’s quite the feet feat

Question from a curious mountainmonkey: We have the same phrases and abbreviations up here, and is Danish equally as subject to people abusing “I forhold til” when they actually mean “I forbindelse med” or “med tanke på” ?

Bezoz took him on holiday, probably

Serbia - Destiny Potato. Prog metal, and their album “Lun” is among my favorites of all time. They changed name to Sordid Pink and released another pretty cool album.

David Maxim Micic is the guitarist, and he has a pretty great solo discography on his own.

I’m inclined to somewhat agree. As someone who enjoyed snooping around a mostly unencrypted and insecure internet 25 years ago, I can wholeheartedly tell you that most people’s files are pretty boring.

Corporate computers on the other hand…

Handling geophysical data. Very demanding in terms of processing, network and storage, so they’re built accordingly.

Genisys was an absolute stinker. Here they forgot everything except that PG13 commission I mentioned earlier.