agilob

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   by agilob 4y ago

   G1GC should be completely suitable, you can try with ZGC or Shenondoah. Both have some memory "penalty", each object takes a bit more memory, so with change you will see 5-15% increase memory usage. This would be normal. G1GC shou
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Yes, regardless whether RPI1 or 3. These boards are quite weak. I wouldn't want file system to one of the biggest bottlenecks on a running system. I had BRTFS on rpi3 before and don't recommend it. Both FS are CoW.
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   by agilob 4y ago

   This is rasbperry pi 1 the post is about. It's not a super computer. Running updates and unpacking archives chokes the SD and CPU on official raspbian with ext4. It only has 512MB of memory, so ZFS would be killing it.
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Reading documentation instead clicking first SO link or writing 6 lines to a bot? You must be crazy!
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Let's not forget how many people were born thanks to alcohol
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Find a younger partner?
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Pretty sure this isn't new thing, I remember hearing about this ~2 years ago when first COVID lockdowns started.
8. 548.▲
   by agilob 4y ago

   Not for everyone. First time they offered 3 months, then they cried for people to come back, then fired them (and more) again with 1 or 3 weeks severance
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Are users the only metric that counts? Some users post nothing, others post every 20mins average during 24hours. The more activity you have have, the more problems you have, backup costs don't grow linearly. Twitter probably has some S
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Let it argue with Elon on twitter.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Soo... can i use this AI to negotiate cheaper viagra from email scammers, just to waste their time?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    There are different types of UUID that serve different purposes https://web.archive.org/web/20220623031329/https://www.ietf....
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I work with 3+ programming languages every single day, so learning +30 keyboards shortcuts of a single editor that works OKish with all of them beats having 6 JetBrains products each with similar, but still different keyboard shortcuts.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >How can I cancel my service after death if it fails to deliver, or say, I, as a ghost become dissatisfied with it? I guess it should cancel subscription after a successful trigger? A self-killing business?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    afaik technicalities like this can be adjusted by member states and it's country specific. EU court overruled Google case for whole EU.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    That's actually how it's supposed to work. Only the most recent ruling, and it was Google specific, forced them to add "Reject all" button.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Yes, when opening Google Play I'm presented with Games, Apps and Books. Games are designed by psychologists to keep us engaged with unnatural colours, actions and injecting ourselves with dopamine every 30 seconds, and apps? Apps also
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    by agilob 4y ago

    An alternative is that every single phone looks the same. Black or grey square case with a touch screen. There's literally nothing to design or make interesting, just every second model change rounded corners to sharp corners and call
19. 559.▲
    by agilob 4y ago

    Only for sky-high earners. Are low paid keyworkers getting same benefits or becoming homeless?
20. 560.▲
    by agilob 4y ago

    It's not the same as workers protection law is an EU directive so each country implemented it on its own.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Or have something similar guaranteed by EU Worker Protection. I was made redundant a few years ago and was paid 4.5 month salary on my last day.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >XP's architecture had to be replaced or it would have held things back. Same can be said about Linux, but the kernel is evolving internally without being replaced. With enough eBPF modules Linux can act like a microkernel or even d
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >And OS vendors cannot afford to support old versions indefinitely. So instead they built Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and 11?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    https://www.google.com/search?q=propagation+is+Prohibited&hl...
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >Do you think there's any merit in this concept of air cleaning super plants? Snake plants and some aloe are quite easy to mutate at random. We're seeing more and more of them every year. I know I have 2 aloe hybrids that didn&
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    by agilob 4y ago

    How do you respond to the below? “Every business is a software business”, as Watts S. Humphrey, the father of quality in software and CMMI, said two decades ago. The CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, repeats the message: “all companies are s
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Can't be run network wide on kubernetes or router? Then it's not a competitor to pihole?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Yghm... can I run it on kubernetes?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    In real life snake plant wins, because it's the easier in maintenance. A common saying about it is "it thrives on neglect". I propagate them (have about 120 at my home right now, I even produced my own hybrid that's almo
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    by agilob 4y ago

    > Their work would be unused during that period anyway, so why pay for it? should people in Silesia or Dheli pay triple price of London, because air pollution is bigger problem there, so cleaning air has more value?