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I was under the impression this was controllable.

Is bcachefs years away? My understanding is the critical chain of code is pretty well tested - bcache.

Programming with Lua on Roblox is exactly how my friend cut his teeth (we are mid 20s - some of Gen Z is getting old). He has said on multiple occasions it is the foundation of his programmer career.

It’s too bad Optane failed. It legitimately improved latency over NAND flash.

I actually did have an old 256GB Samsung die on me a few months ago. I’d say it was from 2014ish and had double it’s write endurance.

That software wasn't running on servers 24/7.

I’ve played with Cloudflare Pages as well and it’s been a similarly great experience.

It’s been an enjoyable experience getting this to run on fly.io . Still working out a few bugs but the team has been very responsive on my bug reports.

Agreed as a zoomer who spent a year not working and with one friend currently not working for a year+.

> the ability to take someone's description of what they like and match it to what's on their wine list Absolutely, I worked in a wine store for years and it was always awesome having a c…

I wonder if IPv6 will ever be the “path of least resistance” vs. NAT punching.

Yeah, when I was playing with Silverblue before the 36 release it was wild having the download speed of the mirror being the bottleneck.

Completely agree. It’s a really cool scene and inspired me to collect some old Gameboys.

Long time Ubuntu user turned Fedora user (35) and I haven’t regretted it for a second. Awesome desktop for people who enjoy GNOME.

My poor beagle bone black is becoming more and more of a paperweight :’)

When using wifi that works [0] I actually quite like the use of ifconfig for making connections. [0] I was actually surprised my particular ath9k chip was unsupported (it would panic the kernel is add…

Anyone know the best way to clean up your shell init scripts? Maybe rephrased a better way - what are all files my shell sources on startup? (fish in this case.)

Running into edge issues and always trying to figure out if it was my container, Podman, or SELinux is making me very close to installing regular docker.

I may be mistaken but the Fediverse are a collection of projects using ActivityPub or similar protocols. Usually they are federated not completely decentralized (or blockchain based) like "Web3&q…

Absolutely. My homelab was a big reason I got the job, I’ve done a lot of basic sysadmin tasks on them. Funny enough I may need to set up a Windows Server install here, that’s my main blind spot after…

What are the differences between RSS and Atom? Most of my experience with RSS is just for podcasts.

Put a more negative way, but perhaps more funny: "Given the opportunity gamers will optimize fun out of a game."

I’m pretty sure the memory limit was 4GB until very recently too.

hardwareswap.reddit.com is the best way to buy used computer hardware.

Funny enough Ubuntu didn’t even make that change until 2021 https://news.itsfoss.com/private-home-directory-ubuntu-21-04... …

At want point to do you accept you’ll have to buy into _some_ vendor lock-in? Should you always program in a way that ensures your application will function a Zaurus running OpenBSD?

I would definitely try an e-ink in person if you haven’t yet. They have gotten much better but even the top of the line models have woeful refresh rates.

I’ve noticed listings like that more and more lately. A dark pattern where you initially think something is in stock but is actually sold by a third party of a third party.