Memory serves you wrong. No performance impact running inside the jail as it is basically just a jail id managed by the kernel.
I have no qualms with neither Linux nor CGroups. Great technology in itself. No reason to spread FUD.
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I have no qualms with neither Linux nor CGroups. Great technology in itself. No reason to spread FUD.
The scare of pork is the risk of trichinella. To such such a degree that some speculate that is why Muslims have codified it as haram.
Trichinella is practically non-existant in domestic pigs in EU due to regulation/industry.
In the US you should take more care. You should however remember that cooking food safely is not a magic temperature but a function of temperature and time. The threshold for pork is then 63C because mostly everything unwanted is dead at that temperature.
But if you keep it at a lower temperature but for a longer time you will have the same effect. An easy way to do this is using "sous vide". Simply put a water bath at a constant temperature. This has the advantage that if you vacuum your meat it can go into the water straight from the freezer without defrosting first. I usually add one hour to the sous vide time to allow for defrosting time.
So I usually sous vide pork chops (from the neck) at 54C for some hours and then pan sear to finish the crust. With quality pork I honestly find this superior to a regular bovine steak!
See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichinella https://douglasbaldwin.com/sous-vide.html#Safety
If that was the case we would all crave goat. A young goat is very tender and delicate.
It can probably be found but I have personally never seen it in a shop. I only tried it because a family member keeps them as pets.
Another case could be made for the horse. It used to be a working animal and we would happily eat it. But today it is very hard to come by even though it is really tasty. And many would today look at you as if you suggested eating a dog. And let us not even go there :-)
- price - availability - ease
Around here the price order is pork, chicken, beef, lamb, venison. Actual mutton and goat are hard to come by.
The lamb in the supermarket is usually frozen from NZ. It is easy to find locally sourced lamb at the butchers but at even higher cost.
Nothing really beats a crown roast of lamb but many/most would consider a cheaper ribeye first. Habits, picky eaters, non-adventurous, lack of exposure etc.
I love pork but would not use it for a curry. It is much better braised. But many curries works very well with chicken or beef.
So even though we eat much more internationally the local market segmentation still has an origin.
Furthermore you are absolutely correct that Soviet rule was not something you'd wish for.
Waffen SS was however a truly heinous organisation. If you consider it common to join the SS I would state that it also paints a rather extreme picture of those persons.
I think it is very dangerous to apologise for SS "just because they killed Soviets".
Do not clean up after - clean during!
Maybe annoying at first but it quickly turn into a habit
There is plenty of time (as a home cook!) during prep to clean the knives, bowls boards etc. What will seem like a huge mountain if left to linger will be a breeze when you learn to keep your station clean. And you never see this very simple fact of life in most videos.
I really used to optimize how few bowls etc. I would use as I hated the dishes afterwards. But quickly cleaning a bowl after use only take seconds and I no longer dread reaching for another if it ease my process.
This usually only leaves a pan and maybe a pot to clean when done eating. Not too bad even though I do them by hand as I am particular with what goes into the dishwasher
That. And doing mis en place rather than running head first into it. Absolute key lessons for me.
Sparks joy ;-)
EDIT: And if you stack things in the sink we cannot be friends. Sorry. Stack them elsewhere and keep them low.
"Norway's 'oil fund' earns 131 billion euros in first half of 2023"
https://www.thelocal.no/20230816/norways-oil-fund-earns-131-...
It seems that everyone want to be on the video conference market but no-one wants to cater to simple point-to-point calling.
I really hoped the SIP standard would rule the world by now. But that did not happen either.
Edit: No it does not make much sense. Re-read the rules. I'll be the old grump who prefers the old vanilla boring rules.
https://m.youtube.com/c/JulieSchiro/videos
Personally I just wish that people would invest in a cheap $20 or so lavalier microphone.
> Being able to call and send SMS is secondary.
This is the basic definition of a mobile phone for me [1]. We can all have our opinions on what the "killer app" is. And some may rather want a pocket sized computer. The old grumpy man in me wants to shout "Get off my lawn" - please do not redefine what a "phone" is. How much we all may hate telcos they at least have ensured world wide communications. I accept the fact that many today are willing to trade that away to each their own favourite corporate garden be it Whatsapp, Telegram, Facetime et. al. However it does not a phone make. Sweet sweet E.164 [2].
It might be an unfair interpretation but as I read it calls should even be secondary to games!
So in my mind you argue the focus should be on a tablet [3].
You might be wishing for another device class which is fair. But this kind of redefinition I find troublesome.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phone
https://www.yogaprosess.com/usa/
(I am not affiliated - any odd neti pot will do!)
You mix salt and lukewarm water. It gives instant relief. Even if you are not fully obstructed it relaxes the nose. When fully obstructed just have a little patience and it will rinse through.
I think Yoga practitioners use it as part of their daily morning routine. But I am too lazy and only use it when I have a cold or allergies (been around cats and horses).
It was a really weird thing to use the first couple of times. But the relief is so worth it.
This is a total game changer for a CPAP user. If you nose is clear when you go to sleep the pressure from CPAP it often enough to keep the nostrils free.
https://datamuseum.dk/wiki/Commodore/CBM900
The boot-roms of the CBM900 has been reverse-engineered in the PyReveng3 project: https://github.com/bsdphk/PyReveng3/tree/master/examples/CBM...
The obligatory Technology Connections link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OfxlSG6q5Y
It does not take much effort keeping them busy. It works for me as it is not a problem to block the line for 5 - 10 minutes.
If I am bored I engage with the call. But that spiel is getting old.
But when you already use ZFS you can do a very speedy full backup with:
mysql << EOF
FLUSH TABLES WITH READ LOCK;
system zfs snapshot data/db@snapname
UNLOCK TABLES;
EOF
Get "http://localhost:36169/": dial tcp 127.0.0.1:36169: connect: connection refusedhttps://blog.apnic.net/2021/02/04/how-chromium-reduces-root-...
While I like the abstraction of using English when programming I would like to keep it out of my text.
Yes. You could translate. But...
My better half teaches online as well. Your setup goes the extra mile and leaves all other setups in the dust. Most parents cannot be bothered to make sure a basic setup is working.
For music education even a $5 lav mic would be a huge help.
Many people have very different priorities and choose not to care. I am then often asked for advice for places to go and items to buy. Why? Because I do spend the time and effort it takes to go "beyond the stars".
For years I could not wrap my head around people who did not do that. I have learned (still learning) not to call them stupid, lazy or weak. They simply have different priorities.
Priorities. That is what I have chosen to call it. And I am still struggling with it... :-)
Even the worst webcams go from absolutely trash to something usable if you add better lighting to you subject.
And when people start thinking over lighting you can move away from your window so you do not have that as a powerful backlight. Look out the window and the webcam will have much better results.