You want a light that’s a light? Ridiculous.

Knowing the footguns in your language is always useful. The more you know, the less you’ll shoot your foot.

America has been turned into a dystopia by republicans where in order to vote, you have to provide birth certificate, social security card, a signed permission slip from your late parents, a blood sample, a piece of the Shroud of Turin, a moon rock, and 75 thousand dollars in unmarked non-consecutive bills.

I’m just shy of 40, and if that’s how sex feels to you, you should work on that.

Like jerking off, but with someone else’s hand.

(/s)

Moral of the story: do not trust anything that can update itself for no reason.

If you don’t like politics, just move to a country where you don’t get to vote. Problem solved.

Disgusting war crimes.

I take it you’re not good at stealth.

If you’re transferring files over a socket (like through SMB or SFTP), the receiving end usually has a small buffer, like 64KB. It’ll just pause the stream if it’s receiving data faster than it can push it to disk and the buffer gets full. So usually a file transfer won’t use much memory.

There is some poorly written software that doesn’t do that, though. I ran into a WebDAV server that didn’t do that when I was writing my own server. That’s where you could run into out of memory errors.

Mister Doctor Tractor On.

Apparently people don’t like hearing that. xD

I use all three, Mac, Linux, and Windows, all the time. Mac is the only one I’m ok with having 8GB of RAM. At least 12 on the other two, unless you use zram swap on Linux, then you can get away with 8. Afaik, Windows doesn’t have anything like that, so 16 is best, but 12 is ok.

I don’t really understand why people would downvote that.

Mac is generally really good at handling memory, including compressing it on the fly. My guess is anyone complaining is looking at it through the lens of Windows, where 8GB is not enough for a lot of tasks.

Edit: here’s an article about it, https://www.lifewire.com/understanding-compressed-memory-os-x-2260327

No, more like developers who don’t really care about efficiency, and manufacturers just doing their thing. It’s less of a “conspiracy” and more of a “we build our houses wrong”.

If Cybertruck weren’t a thing, I might believe you.

I watched it in theaters six times. I love that movie. Sure, it’s the same story as like 6 other movies, but it’s got big sexy blue aliens.

Cities tend to be more light polluted, but less racially divided than rural areas, though.

I think it’s more about exposure. If you’re never exposed to a certain kind of people, some people just won’t trust them.

They build our houses specifically to be inefficient at staying cool, then they sell us AC units and power to cool down our inefficient houses. They must be stopped.

Shitter

Throw those socks out, bro.