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People still bought TV's when they were comparatively more expensive (hell we rented them here in the UK). I don't buy this line that "oh if you want a cheap TV...". No, it's an underhand tactic to try and justify adtech's creepy outreach.

Are you sure that's not time machine stomping all over it? You system might be snapshotting and having trouble at low disk space. Or if you're swapping a lot, then that could also be a reason?

Yes, utility privatisation in the UK has been terrible for the consumer (and environment) too.

It's Rails, currently at version 8. I don't think it's going anywhere soon.

Err yes, of course it does.

The next iteration is the drones removing those pesky humans from the command chain too :/

This is from the same guy (Joshua Bird) that built the 4 axis 3d printer (and special algo for it too) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEgwnhLHy3g

Direct drive, yes, also direct drill.

Watch out for the gear change, may end up in hammer action.

Paging Adrian Black

Snaps did it for me, that's when I moved away to plain Debian.

They could have just lost them too, doesn't need to be nefarious.

Heh well, forget DDR4, DDR3 rides again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4c2FSSaCsw

Yes, it's called impulse response, used to capture convolutional reverbs, to model "real" sound stages like a large hall or what have you

We're all typing in the same prompts

Oh, just like CSS did for DVD, lol.

A greenland shark, just with lots of water on top of the land too.

You also don't get Sony deciding to remove your access to already paid content. Bit difficult form them to physically come and steal it from your house, than change a row in a db.

Easily done if you leverage https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/stories/operation-night-watch/... - sure there are loads more museums that offer such a service now too.

Don't poke the bear then by trying to change the definition of ownership and making games download only.

The readme is just a text file, the files are there, it doesn't take a genius to find them.

"How do I download the TTF". Well, use your brain.

Polson - NoSlop

it was right in front of you :)

Hey, it's 99.9 if you look at it upside down.

How many rollingupdate pods does it take to change a lightbulb?

Oh nice, not aware of this. We're opentofu on GCP, so could be a good addition to ci

Ironically back around 2007 we had to use RHEL to get DRBD setup for the Redhat HA / Pacemaker things

Quite possibly! It was always a pleasure to see the ATLAS jobs running in a process list on an OpenStack hypervisor. We supported Lancaster University for compute (amongst others!).

Yea, long time user of both here (I even supported ATLAS workloads running on our public UK cloud). Debian long-term is the right choice

That's by design.

Well they could have used Debian from the start. I get why, but it's such a strange argument, the way it's posited.

A quick reference shouldn't require me to have to check the quick reference for hallucinations.