Anything can be a “server” in your use-case. Something low idle will not cost an arm and a leg to run, and you can always upgrade later if you need more.

Check the Minisforum refurb store and see what you can get for under $150.

That’s who she went to work for, but we all know he is impotent. Probably his bodyguard or accountant 😂

Care to reference what you’re talking about?

Whenever she left DC to go work on the West Coast. I’m sure she meant it sarcastically, but seriously…it’s more realistic than not.

As long as they are still firm and not mushy, it’s fine.

Katie has a Bull? Emma Viglund called it 😂

You responded to MY comment though. Not OP

Are you a bot, or do you just think everyone is absolutely fucking atupid? 😂 😂

This is what I’m talking about.

Newp

Specs weren’t even posted when I commented, and you came back to try and H&M this comment 😂😂😂

Something 10 years old wouldn’t even have lanes available for that to work in any meaningful way at all.

Whatchu smoking, son??

Because you have no other choice.

Something like that

This is the correct answer.

You’ll also notice many signs warning you of picking up hitchhikers in the same area.

Same thing that happens to everything else.

It’s almost never worth it. 10 years have passed, everything uses magnitudes less power, and the bus on that thing wouldn’t even matter if you slapped something like an SSD into the PCIE (it won’t even have a slot for that).

Just recycle it unless you have a specific need for it.

Nice, did not know that.

Honey doesn’t, and shouldn’t, be refrigerated. That’s different from eggs because both the yolk and white spoil at room temperature. That’s why acid is always added to emulsion. That won’t stop the combo of Oil+Protein hosting a number of things if they aren’t pasteurized.

I would 1000000% never leave homemade mayo out at room temp.

That is asking for some problems 🤣

Mayo is basically just Oil, Eggs, and Vinegar or Citric Acid.

If you put it in the back of the fridge, it’s likely to freeze and separate into a nasty dissolution of the emulsion of the ingredients. It’s not pretty.