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@fribbledom It's so fucking annoying. Why they can't just put a memory limit in those things like any user-respecting app, I cannot fathom. I'm only ever looking at a handful of tabs at the same time, for heaven's sake! Firefox is particularly bad (can't say for other browsers) because they don't garbage-collect closed tabs. Not even when you _tell it to optimize_ on about memory! 🤬 It just keeps growing and growing until system memory is full -- and not even _then_ does it give way! AAARG! @fribbledom It sounds ridiculous, but what else are you doing on your computer than browsing Facebook? Why would it not use all the RAM if that's all you do? 🤔😂
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@fribbledom I don't keep them in my go bag any more, but defo keep several at home. I used one last month. @fribbledom if it helps, most ide cables had one blocked pin, making them unsuitable for this application Picture description for those with visual problems: An Arduino Nano variant is plugged into a double IDE cable by it's breakout headers on each side, which just happen to have the correct number of pins. the other side of the double cable ends are plugged into two wires for the power and ground pins. "YouTube confirms crackdown on VPN users accessing cheaper Premium plans" No, listen, you just don't understand. If Google pays taxes in a random country to cheat the system and save money, that's because "Globalism". If you do it, you get banned though.
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@fribbledom I certainly will not pay the full German price for YT Premium, which I think is one of the most expensive prices for premium worldwide. Really hating these double standards 😠 @fribbledom now, now, just remember, when corporations or billionaires utilize methods to save on taxes they are called Tax Instruments, which is perfectly OK. But for anyone else, it is tax fraud. 🤣 "Should array indices start at 0 or 1? My compromise of 0.5 was rejected without, I thought, proper consideration." -- Stan Kelly-Bootle "Cryptocurrencies are everything people don’t know about computers combined with everything they don’t understand about money."
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@fribbledom Just like how AI is everything people don't know about computers combined with everything they don't know about... well, anything. @fribbledom Chatbots are everything people don't know about computers combined with everything they don't understand about communication.
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@fribbledom It's supposed to be a test on if you're going to be a good warehouse worker or not.
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@fribbledom Social media marketing is definitively nowhere remotely close to easy, especially if you have social anxiety and need regular breaks from social interaction. Unpopular opinion? PS4 & Xbox One and their de-facto always-online requirement heralded the end of good video games. All we get now are broken releases which require multiple patches to fix them and crappy micro-transactions. @fribbledom Unpopular? This has been the biggest criticism since day one, and it's proven itself right. The most common piece of furniture in the world, the Monobloc chair. A masterpiece and a disease. So it's official, it seems: Musk is now the new owner of Twitter and immediately fires a bunch of executives. In slightly related news: Welcome to the Fediverse, everyone who made it here in recent hours! https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/elon-musk-completes-44-bln-acquisition-twitter-2022-10-28/
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I'm sure he's going to push hard for section 230 reform so he will be responsible for his user's content. He said he is going to make Twitter open source so that all of his users will play by the same rules.
@fribbledom thx for the welcome!(still a bit overwhelmed by choices) musk is exactly the ... person I always thought he was, nauseating creep.
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If you dual boot Linux and Windows on your machine, be careful with the most recent Window updates! Microsoft disabled more than 100 SecureBoot signatures and locks out distros like Ubuntu 20.04 or Manjaro from booting on your computer. You can temporarily disable SecureBoot in your BIOS settings, should you already be affected by this situation.
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@fribbledom Source for this? The UEFI revocation list is hardcoded and the only thing I can find is these reported CVEs https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/microsoft-blocks-uefi-bootloaders-enabling-windows-secure-boot-bypass/ @fribbledom tbh thats why i gave up on dualboot. All my pcs are running only linux now :laughing_cirno:
@fribbledom the Windows updates shouldn't change anything about this on an existing machine – the keys for this are hardcoded. However, one should be wary of new hardware or firmware updates no longer having the keys hardcoded. I faintly remember a time when companies tried to succeed by developing outstanding products that conquer the market by merit. These days development seems almost irrelevant, everything is optimized to extract the most cash from the cheapest, often white-labelled, products. And on the consumer side? When did we go from "best value for money" to "cheapest whatever it takes". With the advent of the internet? Social media? Amazon? I really can't tell anymore 🤔
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@fribbledom Probably because if it's gunna be crap anyway what's the point in spending more? Vicious cycle. @fribbledom and what's worse is if the product is defective, chances are you can't refund or exchange because it's no longer available for special order so you have to live with it. @fribbledom cheapest* We released gum yesterday, which lets you enhance your shell scripts with a user-friendly TUI, complete with dialogs, prompts, lists, and selections. if you're into scripting or crafting immensely powerful shell one-liners, you should honestly check out the README, there are a ton of amazing examples:
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@fribbledom Looks rad!