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I’m curious how your media content is being cached? Running a PLEX server very rarely would I get ZFS ARC hits even when a blockbuster came out.

Based on my time with Arch, I’d agree. The fact is bugs exist even given N amount of time to find them, what matters is how quickly they are fixed - and it doesn’t get much faster than Arch.

It seems like we went around boot times and went with sleep time. When was the last time you rebooted your phone?

There’s been many times I’ve been hand waved in IRC channels to RTFM when the “manual” is multiple wikis or documents lacking essential points between them. The best ones are the wiki migrations where…

Maybe once gigabit internet service becomes more widely available, but even for something like a consumer NAS you’re probably bottlenecked by something else no?

I believe there was a post on here recently that talked about a person leaving _off_ experience he had on his resume and end up getting _more_ callbacks.

Is there no performance hit for doing snapshots every minute?

I bought a “cheap” ($100 at the time) USB3 bluray player and it ripped discs fine - even on Linux. I believe MakeMKV has you install the necessary libraries for decrypting.

Assuming it’s 1080p not UHD I’ll often keep the MKV with how cheap storage is.

I do wonder why there isn't an open source graphing calculator. Unless there is? Granted, the unchanging nature of a TI calc is part of the appeal.

This happens frequently in anime translations as well.

You're surprised a company making a product wants consumers to buy their product? How does the "slowing down" story keep coming up when it's clear it was the best solution to the p…

I’ve done my share of fishing and can’t say they smell much better even though the taste sure is.

Is there ever a bad Cantrill talk? thanks for the link.

Funny you mention annoying WebKit / Safari bugs. This bit me recently: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217897 …

Late Zoomers I think you're correct, however my early Zoomer friends and I all use old reddit - we grew up with it after all.

Seems like the Internet level networking is quite robust at this point.

Indeed, I think I'm going to make the jump to Fedora from 20.04. Really hard decision too as I've been an Ubuntu guy for the majority of my computing life. Agree on all points as well - Vani…

Fedora now handles this much better by having systemd-oomd by default now https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/EnableSystemdOomd …

My favorite was responding to SMS bots https://twitter.com/infosecatom/status/1469774771634249740?s... …

Thank you for the tips!

The hosted version I'm thinking of is their Synology C2 personal it seems. Currently I use it to back up my lossless music collection and nothing else. Backblaze B2 was on the table too, however …

I have a Synology NAS currently and use their HyperBackup hosted tier. Maxes out at 1TB sadly, not even enough for my laptop backup. C2 on the other hand is well priced for bulk storage but does not h…

I am confused, where did "cd" come from and why did it replace "chdir"?

Wow, why is this video unlisted?

All my friends use Telegram and this bot was very helpful for Secret Santa. https://github.com/Voxter256/Secret-Santa-Bot (Currently running in Docker on a Beagle Bone Black!)…

do you have any articles on this?

I love reading your blogs on Guix, I'll keep that in mind for future reference sorry for the libel ;)

Can you comment on the proposed solutions in that article?