Actions speak louder than words Mister Trump.

That is Mister Krasnov.

I purchased a 4.3gb hard drive in the late 90s. 97 or 98 possibly 99. So a 5gb is not out of the realm of possibility for win 95. Especially if they did not upgrade right away.

It was a Bluechip IBM clone (the motherboard was a Hyundai), 8086, or 8088. No idea what RAM it had, probably 256kb. It had a monochrome (green) monitor, and two 5.25” floppy drives. A loud mechanical keyboard, and no hard drive. I had to boot MS-DOS from floppy each time I turned it on.

No internet for a few years yet.

White girl who went missing, and was murdered, in the summer of 2021. There was a lot of controversy around the media coverage it garnered because there were a number of indigenous and other minority women who went missing around the same time and received next to no mention in the news.

I left nm shortly after high school and eventually ended up living in Maryland. The majority of our Mexican places in Maryland were Salvadoran, which was fine but not New Mexican food and tamales were scarce. I made them once and solo they were so labor intensive. I floated the idea to the social club where we hung out and got a decent sized group to help make them. We ended up making tamales about once a quarter. They were some of the best I have ever had.

As for tamales, they are one of my favorites. But since becoming a vegetarian they are much harder to find ones I can eat. Sometimes Costco has green chile Monterey Jack tamales. Which are okay, but nothing like the ones from the trunk of a barely running car outside the dollar store.

I wonder how red chile jack fruit tamales would be.

Sorry, was not trying to imply you were limiting to a restaurant. More I was trying to further illustrate your point.

There are a number of Dinè(Navajo) food carts and trucks, but mostly people selling food out of their trunks in parking lots, or on Facebook market place here in NM. And Mexican/New Mexican/TexMex/CA Mex are all different versions of Native American foods. Tamales are a native food.

I really do not know about the deductible. It was $250, but whether or not I paid it, I do not remember. I was more upset that I misinterpreted my loss of business coverage for what I would get to replace my lost inventory.

I got an urn for my son off a woodworker i followed on TikTok.

Since you are thinking a zelda themed urn, maybe a clay pot that look like the ones from the game? Try a pottery shop?

If you want wood, i could try and hook you up with the guy who did my son’s.

skip to 1:45 for actual instructions, or watch the whole thing

But step 2 is put your junk in the hole.

I had a claim in 2023 (fire in my neighbor’s suite that caused smoke damage to all of my inventory) and it was a debacle.

I grew up in rural NM and was in elementary school in the early 80s. My school was not much, multiple years I had more than one grade in my classroom. We had a total of about 60 students on a high year. But we had a very progressive principal who applied for every computer grant he could. We had a Tandy computer in every classroom, complete with tape drive, and a wall of computers in the library, including two that had dual 5.25” floppy drives.

Shortly after that I convinced my parents to buy a computer, I was 8 or 9. I wanted an Apple, but because of the larger variety of programs and games available for the IBM clone we went that route.

In 88 or 89 I skipped school with a friend and we ended up at the university in town and someone got us onto the internet and playing an Amber MUD. By high school I had dial up internet and have been online since. I am still in touch with some of the people I met back then, I married one of them.

I miss when people would balk at the idea of email and the internet in general.

And a zionist.

My business domain used to belong to a company that has a Google developer account. I get their emails regarding the amount, I cannot stop the emails, nor can I log into the account.