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  • No offence to Robin Williams, but I think having a living specimen of an ancient species who lived millions of years ago might help scientists advance evolutionary biology by a lot

    Or maybe not, but look at that little guy, he's so cute :D

  • The last time someone mistook you for someone else, what happened?
  • Absolutely nothing happened. She just said "sorry I mistook you for someone else" and I never saw her again.

    Though I do remember I once mistook a random guy for one of my friends and showed him a meme. Then I realized he wasn't my friend and he said "Sorry I'm not that guy, good meme though"

  • For the Lizadies out there!
  • All fun and games until they all go extinct because their environment had a slight variation and they could not adapt to it because they're all clones with the same genes

    ^I'm not a biologist please don't kill me

  • What can i do with an old netbook?

    First of all, if you think I posted this in the wrong community then feel free to point me to some other community where i can post this.

    I recently moved to another house and found an old laptop i had when I was 10 while looking through some old stuff. It's an old Acer netbook, specs are

    • CPU: Intel Atom N2600, 1.6Ghz
    • RAM: 1GB, DDR3
    • Storage: 320GB HDD
    • Screen: 10.1" lcd, apparently it has a resolution of 1280x1024 according to the control panel but windows 7 won't let me go beyond 1024x600

    I thought about installing linux on it, however I don't intend on using it for anything. I already have a good laptop and so does the rest of my family. The CPU is definetly too slow to do anything beyond simple text editing, and I'm sure it would explode if i tried going to the internet with it, so it's not really suitable for daily driving. Thing is, it still works, and I don't really feel like throwing it in the trash. Is there any possible use case for a machine like this? Can you suggest me some use cases for it?

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