That is a kickass bed. That was a lot of work. Happy to have seen this meme just to see the bed.
That is a kickass bed. That was a lot of work. Happy to have seen this meme just to see the bed.
Thought MMT was recently disproved.
No sources. Thought the recent inflation showed it to not model things. It would be great if MMT worked though.
Define “up to date”.
It is a big industry. ACM, hacker News, lemme, podcasts, research publications.
Don’t have to keep up with everything, but do need to be learning and thinking.
Why isn’t this just the default?
One may notice that for every new method, the old ways stay around, possibly forever. It is not the default because there were things that worked prior to flatpak. The distros that from before flatpak have likely added the capability, but won’t likely change their default for another decade, or more.
You tried. That is far more than many people. Good for you!
I have had similar experiences, but from Linux to other OSes. The mental models for using them are really different, and those don’t get enough discussion.
And the eyes are not the wearer’s eyes. They are just digital eyes.
Works well to have camera a few feet from the wall. There is less room on camera that way.
Yes, and I is a shock to hear that the struggles you have been through were easier than another’s. We often have no idea what is going on in someone else’s life. Apparently, support groups are good for overcoming this as one hears about the supports others have, or do not have.
Interesting. URL is as copied from my browser. In any case, here is the website, and it might work better.
Package nicely mirrors this image from the pikeos site. https://www.sysgo.com/fileadmin//_processed_/5/b/csm_SYSGO_graphic_pikeos_rtos_hypervisor_c52d7a0f6e.png
If one has children, their school is great place to get connected.
I have had great luck with my users’ home directories on ZFS. No issues in years. Used to have issues, and on those days I was glad root was on ext3.
I had issues with btrfs about 10 years ago. It is much better now.
Both experiences with Linux.
A different ZFS partition per user is really helpful for quota and migration.
Decent T-shirts can be had cheap from craft shops. If bought on sale, can be less than $4 each. They come in the normal variations, and one can get various weights online. They also come in a wide variety of colors. Additionally, they don’t have visible logos.
Looks like you have your answer, but there are a crazy number of possible issues.
The biggest cause is misreading the performance specs.
A partial list of other options:
Mechanical drives store data in rings. Outer rings have higher speeds than inner due to constant angular velocity.
Seeks cost a lot of throuput on mechanical drives.
Oversubscribed drive cables.
HBA issues.
PCIe data path conflicts
Slow RAM
RAM full or busy
Extra cpy within RAM
NUMA path issues (of drives are connected to different NUMA nodes. Not an issue on desktops.)
CPU too busy
Transfer software doing extra things
File system doing extra.
RAID doing extra.
NIC on a different NUMA node than HBA (can be good or bad).
NIC sharing the data path in a conflicting way.
There are others. Start with checking theoretical performance from data sheets.
Also, details matter, and I don’t have enough of them to guess.
If this were a company, then this would be a lack of building up the next generation of leaders. I guess politics is a game of everyone for themselves, and not a team.
In a Terry Crews’ book he discussed being a rookie in the NFL. One’s teammates woke to tear a person down, and not build them up. They are all competing for the same small number of spots.
I am, perhaps, too judgemental.
Since Hindenburg directly profits from the company’s decline in stock, it’s not an impartial source of information, but the company’s other reports into companies like Nikola have held up to scrutiny.
I don’t like that Opera now has an AI integrated.
I don’t know that this article is compelling. Their main source of information was discredited in the article.
I think it is far too late for that.
Where the fuck is the VP? I have not seen her since she was elected.
Kids in daycare are sick a wild amount of time. Nearly constantly during the indoor seasons, and only often in outdoor seasons.
I cannot read the article (laungage barrier), but I expect being 20% less sick is a net gain. Instead of 20 illnesses a year, only 16.