As a NOT millionaire (technically I am homeless though in far better shape than some) boats are enjoyable and even fun. Paddle boats, row boats (my favorite), canoes, small and medium powered craft can all be a blast. I’ve never been on a yacht and wouldn’t choose to the same as never having chosen to be on a regular tourist cruise or in a casino except for work. I don’t like people that much.

That cramped cabin and constant earthquake is only on a ship really. Even choppy seas aren’t too bad.

It sounds like you mostly hate water, which I understand. My gf is the same.

Do you use swimming pools and if so, do you avoid the deep end?

For me, I grew up around water, lakes and beaches, and my grandfather was in the coast guard auxiliary and had a cabin cruiser. Even a good summer weekend involves climbing into an inner tube and floating down a river all day.

A yurt would be a step up for me. I’ve been in some pretty nice yurts.

Maxwell coffee would be a step down, however.

They did.

Fuck that coach! /s

I bet he fucking GAGS for Cheeto dust

Caldera in 1999 or 2000 at home. RedHat and SuSE at work.

I got to cut my teeth on CP/M (not nix of course) on a Kaypro II thanks to my uncle. 1982. I owe him a lot for giving me a headstart on computing.

This. If you do a search for Linux command wallpaper, you’ll find a version I used to get myself going.

My old team was a small windows team and a large *nix team. I was always scrounging for work, and I had been playing with Linux and bsd/Mac for a awhile. My manager added me to the patching team with a shadow. I was good within a few months for most things.

It’s best if you have a goal in mind, like with programming.

The ISS has two different propulsion systems and has used them to avoid debris. I don’t think that it has enough power to leave orbit and reach greater altitude.

The “kid” in the hat between the microphone stand and the mic cable: “Sleep now, yes…”