Thank you for the history lesson - always interesting to see how things fit together

Got my first gray car this autumn, but also my first used car, so I had less of a choice. It does have two shades of gray and black rims, so it breaks up the grayness. Otherwise I have always had blue cars.

Guess it depends on what you have on your server. Streaming a Blu-ray movie in full quality to your phone might not be the most desirable thing to do… so you can watch the full “non-compressed” movie at home on the big screen and have a smaller version served to your phone.

But but, it’s so they can provide you with a BETTER experience!

“So much faster by removing things I don’t need,” I claimed

I never really got to use FreeBSD but I thought that I would, late ‘90s. Found out how to modify and build the kernel. And like you, optimised it by removing stuff i didn’t need, like parallel port drivers. And then let the system compile for hours. So green back then and so used to Windows.

A work slutt

When people do code review off a pull request and sees it’s slop, it will go back to the developer to fix it. I guess if a person submit too much slop, they will get banned or something similar.

However, I don’t know the Debian process to have new code submitted, but would guess that it have to be more than one person to go from code to build a package.

Can’t we just build it into systemd?

Have no idea, but we’re probably talking 10+ years ago, probably on Reddit when people kindly corrected people’s writing mistakes 😂

Totally off topic, and not trying to be a dick, but this helped me remember a lot vs alot

I would say it’s okay with more than yes/no. You could say yes, but only if code review by human. The difference is that if you can only say yes or no, you would have to say yes, but then don’t know if the details of the final rules of AI in the project would actually be a dealbreaker for you. However, these options are a little too much.

You mean that OS X lost a lot of users to… macOS.

I know that there is a need for USB-A for some (most?) people, but for people like me, it’s a blocker. I want to buy these Linux-first laptops, but won’t do it. I have very few things that still need USB-A and most of those things are either connected to my desktop screen and accessed using USB-C hub or connected to USB-A power adapter.

At least you can configure it not to have USB-A port. The other Linux-first manufacturers all think we’re in the time just when USB-C came out and all your devices where still USB-A, so a least include three USB-A ports!!!

Remember to choose Enterprise or Ultimate to unlock all features!

That’s why I wrote the last sentence :-)

Depends on if the stock will continue to go down… recover what can be recovered before it’s too late. It’s a risk both ways

In my young days, I would Norton Defrag the hell out of DOS and later Windows. Just watching it work was relaxing. And I probably didn’t know what else to do other than playing games.

Didn’t call everyone an idiot, but he’s not wrong, humans makes mistakes all the time

Haha, I clearly have no idea about what that game is about