People still believe weird stuff today. Like the article says

many people in early societies believed that a woman’s womb wandered throughout her body, causing a variety of medical problems by making contact with other organs like the lungs, liver, and brain.

And just a few years ago an Indian coworker told me his bellybutton had shifted, and why he needed to get his belly button in the right zone to feel healthier.

The old RTFM.

But actually I was referencing the manuals for the questions being asked.

When it’s the 80s and computers were ‘new’ to the home, seeing a data array in a manual didn’t explain how or what you do with it.

So next step ask parents, whom also didn’t know.

Next step go to the library and ask if they had a book on BASIC or computers. The librarian shakes her head but leads you to the only computer book, which is like the 1960s history of the Mainframe. LOL

Data Array question finally got answered in a 1986 computer course offered at the highschool.

Just bad doctors. I’ve met many whose careers are based on treating these disorders (or symptom of a disorder)

Lol.

I remember annoying my parents when I bought my commodore64 (no internet back then).

Dad, what does * mean as a default?

Dad, what does Default mean?

Dad, what’s a Data Array?

I figured adults had answers. Lol

Rule No.1. There will always be somebody more attractive than the last. So try not too dwell.

Rule No.2. Wait about 10 years till your paths cross again and then marry them. That’s what I did :). (We were in a smaller city, so more chances of connecting again.)

New user :AI

Lemmy:

Of you like Mint stay with it. A friend of mine has been using it for 10+ years probably.

There are so many distros and you might find each one has something positive or negative about it.

Just use what you like.