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  • It’s still a problem if someone leaves used needles or vomits on the carpet.

  • Craigslist probably doesn’t have enough empty space and rounded corners for most people. I’m not joking.

  • That's actually a really good response.

  • Please rephrase.

  • Those things aren't even remotely similar to each other in terms of badness.

  • It doesn't matter if you can't afford the lawsuit.

  • With a 3rd alt for misdirection and a 4th alt for plausible deniability.

  • Email also requires a lot of “human BS” to avoid conveying an unintended tone without being able to directly address it.

  • Do you think Epstein killed himself?

  • I buy whatever’s cheapest (and has the specs I want), but unfortunately that’s almost always the “EP1C K1LLERZ XTREAM PRO ULTRA X” brand... Somehow adding LEDs makes it cheaper.

    I just want a plain cardboard box with the specs and SKU printed on the side like I have at work.

  • You can also use AI without lying. For example, by reviewing everything it outputs before submitting.

  • There's lots of ways to make existing hardware more efficient at the cost of performance. Under-volting the CPU and RAM (or just putting them in "efficiency" mode) can probably save more electricity than you lose in generational improvements. Considering how much more powerful PCs are compared to SBCs, you'd probably still have better performance than an SBC. Also, a more powerful CPU that takes double the power but as a result can idle for more than 50% of the time would be more efficient than a less powerful CPU never idling.

    There's a lot of other variables (like idle power draw, efficiency at various power levels, idle latency, etc), but in general I think your statement would be inaccurate at least 60% of the time.

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    ^C
    ^\
    ^Z
    kill -9 (from another session)
    
    
      

    If I can’t kill the child process, I kill its parent and go on with my life.

  • It’s a distro that only cool people know about. I’m sorry you had to find out this way.

  • Their opinion is stupid, but I’m also not sure what you expected when you asked some random sales rep for deep technical info.

  • You’re just mad your distro hasn’t MOONED

  • I’m sure their TOU moves all risk and liability to the users, so if anyone is getting sued, it’ll be the users.

    The more likely outcome is that Plex just loses most of their users, since pirates (the majority of Plex users) won’t be willing to pay to access the content they already pirated.

  • I’ll just change my web browser’s user agent then; you’re a fucking website, you don’t need to know which OS I’m using.

    It’s amazing how many “unsupported” web apps work perfectly fine once you change the UA. It’s often a completely arbitrary limitation so that they can hire less qualified support staff.

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml

    TIL XZ has built-in checksumming (and now threaded decompression?)

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml

    Making something for everyone is so much more work than making something just for yourself

  • Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services. @lemmy.ml

    What are your computers named?

  • Lemmy @lemmy.ml

    Is it possible to run a Lemmy instance with a MySQL backend?