As of right now I have currently survived a few Hurricanes in Puerto Rico.
The first one is Hurricane Earl which formed in Mid-2010
(Read article for more information.)
The Second one is Hurricane Maria Formed in 2017, Despite being the worst natural disaster on record to affect Puerto Rico the damage is a whopping more than 90 billion dollars, And the power took a couple of months before it was completely restored.
The third one is Hurricane Fiona, Formed somewhat Late-2022, It affected Puerto Rico when it was only a Tropical Storm, Hours later it transformed into a Hurricane leading power outage for 7 days.
That's all for now.
Thank you guys for the likes on my other post and I'd like to show you another screenshot but this time the graphics are Super HD (What the game says), unfortunately choosing this graphical setting will make some collisions stop working properly.
I ran Minecraft Java Edition on this Chromebook running Ubuntu 23.10
I installed ChromeBox firmware to get Ubuntu or any OS running on this laptop
The render distance is at 4 chunks with fancy graphics
(Specs in article if you’re interested)
Happy New Year 2024 from Puerto Rico!
today as the reminder....
Can't believe my first post is 2 years old now
There's now a separate department that mainly focuses on AI, and it was created just more than a year ago?
That makes a lot of sense on why they're always excited on it.
At least Copilot will always be better than Google freaking Gemini.
I used to play this Roblox game back in 2017 but was broken in Mid-2018 due to the deprecation/removal of legacy physics solver. I miss this game...
Windows 10 Version 10.0.19045.3757 (22H2, Preview Version) Full Update Log: https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2023/11/20/releasing-w…
Uh Oh, Clippy is not gonna like this to see that new mascot from Microsoft 😟
I used to play this Roblox game a lot as a kid since I was a Titanic fan.
The ship may look oversized but that's because Roblox didn't really know how to handle meshes super well back then so it was built like this. It does bring back a lot of memories.
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