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  • The manufactures of those "disposable" vapes would have no problem doing this.

    Likely marketing people don't like the image of giving people drugs directly and I'm not sure anyone gives a shit about non nicotine vapes.

  • You would be surprised how far that type of thing can get you when the team is small and experienced.

    It tends to explode when you hit a certain number of people or you replace a senior with a junior who promptly explodes the thing.

  • Usually understaffed and not paid enough to give a shit.

    That line cooks life won't change one iota whether you get pickles or not.

    Likely they are just getting mixed up with other orders and someone else isn't getting their pickles.

  • They just don't answer and then that reporter is never allowed to ask questions again.

    The media is thus a handy tool to legitimize their bullshit.

  • It isn't magic but RAM doesn't tend to just stop working. You'll start getting reported error correction events on a bad dim before it might fail which usually means it's replacement time.

  • They've been out since March.

    Either their package was paid or why would you trust them to pay out of they haven't already.

  • If you can't install something like EndeavourOS or tumble weed then you likely were not going to be able to reload an os anyway.

    Installing vanilla arch is a very useful activity to do at least once so you know how the system works but don't have to use vanilla Arch and can use any of the derivatives so long as it has the latest kernel / drivers for your hardware.

  • It's still not that common to have one die. Servers have ECC memory which can get you by longer even as a DIMM starts to die. It's also rarely run at speeds consumer RAM is run at.

    The thing with server memory is when you get to point where you have hundreds of servers and each one has 12 to 24 DIMMs the chance you have a bad one somewhere increases.

  • So does .CA

    It's one of the advantages of the being a lot of sys admins and Linux users in this community.

    You can run Lemmy pretty comfortably on used servers.

  • I mean the many incarnations of usbc are slowly making headway. For better and worse.

  • Bunch of people complaining about electron in this thread but I'm happy it exists.

    Without electron you would get way fewer Linux apps and often no GUI to go with them.

    The RAM usage is high sometimes but I have 128gb and unused RAM is wasted RAM. I don't care how much something is using until it starts to swap or gets oom.

  • On new hardware it's generally easier to use a rolling release distro in my experience.

    You're more likely to have a newer kernel and drivers that support things like wifi cards.

  • I've also grown tired of the NYT sane washing Trump's horse shit. Every time he does some obvious grift they have someone in to waffle about how it's unprecedented.

  • rulegar

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  • This isn't it at all.

    The fish was playing the bread.

  • Fox is working overtime to get decent sound clips

  • The real issue and what those AI dependent companies are banking on is that they can capture a user base and when OpenAI starts to reach the end of the road with LLM improvements and moves to the extract phase it can buy these little companies to ingest their user base.

    Everyone else in that space will be instantly fucked since they will now be competing directly with openai while paying their margin but that's the bet they are making.

  • Nah, I could afford nice shit but I'm still using a ubiquity edge router 8 from 10 years ago.

    There is probably something to be said that there is an in between to those two extremes. The "my network is made of a Hodgepodge of shit my employer threw out that still seems to work and brand new things I replaced because I had to"

  • This is very easy on a consumer router and more difficult on an enterprise router.

    It does seem to imply the person has some experience with those though so 45 minutes still seems like a lot.