If I had the space to store it, I would be searching for a second-hand engine and transmission for my 2004.

It’s probably a good time to buy them and then hold on to it for five or seven years until it’s needed. Rebuild it, slap it in, then keep the other one for a rebuild.

Seems like it would be feasible to purchase a few hundred of those drives and then store them in vacuum sealed containers all over the place.

I believe that worst case after 100 years, the worst that future data restorationists would have to do is replace some rubber belts, Maybe rework a connector or two.

I’ve used the ATEM Mini and it works great. It’s like as dog simple as you can possibly get a couple of buttons to push and everything just fucking works.

It just goes to show you how ridiculously wealthy the top couple of percent are.

If you got rid of the top 1% $90,000 in free cash would make you well off.

“Melts down”, like when a nuclear reactor goes critical, isn’t the apt descriptor for this response.

It was more like, “Maga generally disliked or was otherwise uninterested in the super bowl halftime performance”.

I got involved in a argument between two older people about whether the earth rotated or not.

The very strange thing is that after I confirmed to them that the earth did indeed rotate and that is why the sun would rise in the east and set in the west, that was the end of the conversation and they thanked me and moved on.

And before you ask, yes, I do have an evil grandmother. Fortunately, she’s dead.

My good grandma yelled at my mother for putting Coca-Cola in a sippy cup for me.

This is a common quaint anecdote for most people raised in Alabama.