@kithrup @fribbledom In general, ZFS arrays probably shouldn't be run at over 80%, and deleting files won't save you any space until the snapshots that reference that data are rotated out... The usual way is to add a couple extra hard drives whenever you're getting close to full, since you can just... add another pair of drives whenever you want and it just extends all of the file systems in the pool out. Of course, those without a whole pile of spare drive bays...
http://www.poisonedminds.com/comics/Filler20250830.png This comic is definitely not accurate. All of the Starlink satellites are on a decaying orbit and have to be periodically boosted back up by the onboard thrusters. If any of them go obsolete, they'll just stop boosting them and they'll burn up in the atmosphere...
@pro Because of the inevitable "vibe code cleanup crew" that will have to get involved when everything goes terribly, horribly wrong. ASM that is poorly commented would be harder to unravel.
@zaitcev Yeah, you would pretty much need to attach a job guarantee and some sort of restrictions about keeping it for a certain amount of time if you wanted to keep them there. Though, the wisdom of creating enclaves of one group in a specific place never seemed like a good idea to me, like the Somali enclave of Minneapolis or that whole Transnistria thing.
Finally received my computer that I ordered in February. 64 gig Framework desktop. Works really well so far in Artix. Unlike my last system that I bought, this one worked out of the box with the stock kernel for the system, and I didn't even need to switch to the linux-amd kernel to get the latest stuff.
@zaitcev Weird that they'd choose an area that still had population growth though. The other 3 have had population declines.
@zaitcev (One thing I noticed while looking through Japan is that Chiba seemed to have a TON of golf courses.)
@zaitcev Those places are all pretty far apart, though Kisarazu, Chiba is pretty close to Tokyo.
@thomasfuchs True, though some of those things are security vulnerabilities that go from unknown to known over time. Honestly that's the one thing that I would say goes bad about software. Other than that, a lot of the "going bad" is mostly UX devs justifying their salary.
That's never happened before. I went to do my periodic check to see if Pleroma needed upgrading, and for the first time ever I was already up to date! :D
@Paultron-3030 @deprecated_ii Subarus are one of the few that don't use the lousy Nissan/Jatco transmissions, but instead one that they themselves designed, but you do need to change the fluid every 40k or so or they'll eventually slip, and that ruins things in the transmission.
@union Besides, it's unlikely to happen by Nato invading, the only way they'd go after it is if Putin decides to tell Belarus to attack the Suwałki Gap. Then it would be absolutely obvious what's happening.
@union They've threatened that enough, with enough red lines that have already been crossed, that nobody believes them anymore.
@union Disappointing since we do have our own uranium mines and had long had enrichment here, but like China with so many other things, it couldn't compete on prices, and the environmentalists go nutty and make everything much more expensive.
@thibaultamartin Standardized formats and protocols would be another thing that would help, except every provider seems to be all in on proprietary lock-in solutions.
That's why I self-host for the moment. That, and that it would be hundreds of dollars per month to store my data on the cloud at this point.
That's why I self-host for the moment. That, and that it would be hundreds of dollars per month to store my data on the cloud at this point.
@technobaboo (That said, I certainly agree with implementing Wayland in as many things as possible, I even use it with Hyprland, but I don't believe in trying to kill X11 entirely.)
@technobaboo This is why the Steamdeck uses Gamescope, a Wayland compositor in handheld mode, but uses X11 when it kicks over to Desktop mode. Use what is best and most mature for each task.
As for "It wasn't just devs trying to impose some ideology, it wasn't some corporate takeover.", it can be two things. It can both be a good solution for many tasks they're pursuing, AND be something that Redhat is trying to jam down everyone's throat because they don't want to keep X11 around in their OS anymore, and if they were the ones removing it alone and nobody else was, they would get criticism for removing it.
As for "It wasn't just devs trying to impose some ideology, it wasn't some corporate takeover.", it can be two things. It can both be a good solution for many tasks they're pursuing, AND be something that Redhat is trying to jam down everyone's throat because they don't want to keep X11 around in their OS anymore, and if they were the ones removing it alone and nobody else was, they would get criticism for removing it.
@zaitcev Waffle House IS very good. I don't get to go to it very often since the closest one is like a 5 hour drive away.