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I definitely forgot the moleskin in mine. I’ll have to add that in next time I’m home.

Decide what your end goal is. Trauma kit, or just an ouch pouch? For basic injuries I pack adhesive bandages of various sizes, a little bit of gauze to help slow down a decent cut before bandaging, some ibuprofen, gloves, burn ointment, and maybe some antiseptic towelettes. In my camping ouch pouch I add in Neosporin for bug bites, tick tweezers, instant cold packs, and some nausea medicine.

In my portable trauma kit (it’s actually a small pack with both ouch and emergency compartments), I have more gloves, a fair bit of different sized packing gauze (quick clot), a compression bandage, emergency foil blanket, chest seals, a sharpie, and mounted on the outside are trauma shears and a CAT Gen 5 tourniquet in a dedicated holster. As a bonus, I have a moldable splint in an emergency survival bag with the rest of my kit.

If I remember, I can share some pics in a few days.

It was extremely easy when I did it. Had everything running in 20 min. The real drag was me wanting to use a more efficient file system, so I spent a day converting my drives to ext4.

I want to say late 2000’s to early 2010’s was when my friends and I all built our own PCs for about $500.

I recall it being a period of at least 10 years. A prior generation GPU would run about $150-200. The CPU/Mobo was the most expensive part

I miss the days when $500 could build a “console killer”

That looks like the mini SATA connection for my external HDD

It depends on what daemons you have installed.

I found Linux Mint Cinnamon edition to be an incredibly easy transition. Just make sure you disable secure boot and use the drive format that the installer recommends.

I’m definitely going to have to check those out. It’s been a minute since I was in midtown. I used to head over there to get an EDM fix at Canvas on a Friday night.

Granted, I’m on a new schedule, so I have a lot of catching up to do now that I finally have nights and weekends off.

That Mexican absolutely is fantastic. I got hooked on Los Comales for a couple of weeks during a training class.

I’m stuck here for a long time. No plans on changing jobs any time soon.

Come for the BBQ, learn it’s all been replaced with Mexican food, stay because someone stole your car.

Ublock also has an adblocker blocker

I recently did the same. Had an opportunity to buy a laptop at a good price, and I immediately swapped the m.2 drive with a blank for Linux Mint. There’s definitely been a learning curve and a lot of web searching for tweaks and fixes, but the overall user experience has been great. I’ll very likely be swapping to Linux on my desktop soon.

Add obscenities to your search for the most optimized results. It drops the AI component and seems to provide the more direct results we used to get.

Well, as they say: when in Rome, do the Romans

The spaghetti chili is really good; but it does not taste the way they just described it.