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AVincentInSpace

@ AVincentInSpace @pawb.social

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  • firefox rule

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  • Oh, I totally agree. Being afraid to call out to the allocator because "hey, I might need that memory later" is kinda not great. To a certain extent I can see how if an application tends to thrash memory, making a kajillion syscalls might hurt performance, enough that on many machines the gains from doing a single big allocation on the system and then slicing it up into small allocations in-process might outweigh the downsides, but still...

  • Imagine Drulegons

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  • Kekking in

  • Really?

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  • He has Tesla’s “Full Self Driving” system, which works

    well there you've already told your first lie

  • Baby Iguana Rule

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  • what if the snake is supportive and understanding

  • KDE is working on an M$ Word alternative?

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  • ...why are we making a competitor to libreoffice

  • Rule

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  • and lo, the image of sad donkey kong appeared in the warped screen protector. surely a sign from the lord shigeru miyamoto!

  • Rule

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  • i don't hate windows because of design inconsistencies and imagined security differences. i hate windows because it shoves ads in my face and spies on me, and every time i dig through the registry to get it to not do that, it gets undone with the next system update.

    i use linux because it doesn't make me do that in order to have a system i consider usable.

  • firefox rule

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  • Unused RAM is wasted RAM. It consumes the exact same amount of power whether there's useful data in it or not. Any self-respecting operating system will fill up RAM that applications aren't using with frequently accessed files, so they're ready to go in an instant.

  • firefox rule

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  • firefox rule

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  • JUST BECAUSE I USE FIREFOX DOESN'T MEAN I'M A FURRY!

    I mean, I am a furry.

    BUT NOT BECAUSE I USE FIREFOX!

  • Yeah right......

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  • Tell me they didn't. Tell me this isn't an actual slide. This is just too funny.

  • The libre difference (part 2)

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  • The libre difference, where immediately upon starting up, your desktop manager throws an Oops!, and it shows the current power consumption in the status bar despite having no idea what the current power consumption is.

  • Israel and Lebanon on cusp of ceasefire deal, officials say

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  • and i bet they'll still be on the cusp of a ceasefire deal six months and however many thousand dropped bombs from now.

  • Well THAT fucking sucks! 🤬

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  • WHERE THING?? WHERE????

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  • You couldn’t use any of the services to find your phone?

    GrapheneOS doesn't come with any preinstalled (doing so would kind of go against the whole privacy ethos), and I hadn't yet gone through the hassle of setting up an Owntracks server so I could have a third-party one. I tried calling it, but by the time I realized it was missing, it was out of battery.

  • WHERE THING?? WHERE????

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  • About a month ago I lost my phone somewhere in my house. I still have not found it.

    What really stings is that the thing I was doing with it when I lost it was creating a backup onto a flash drive, which is lost along with it.

  • Leaving lemmy, almost 2 years of horror.

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  • I hear ya. I saw more trolls in my first 4 months on Lemmy than in 4 years on Reddit.

  • This Planet's On Fire (Burn In Hell)

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  • putting aside the innumerable issues with the stance "it is fundamentally immoral to have children", sweet mother of mercy the solution is not life-ruining addictive substances

  • This Planet's On Fire (Burn In Hell)

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  • Did social media make sure that didn't happen, or did the fact that virtually every generation ultimately repeats the mistakes of the one before it ensure that didn't happen?