shrugs

counterpoint: these numbers are guesswork anyway. why pretend, you just want to know that it’s not red

one more example of “useless tests are bad”. unfortunately there are no statistics for this kind of harm. see my other comment

can we talk real numbers please.

tbh: just to decrease my chance from dying to colon cancer from 1:75000 to 1:85000 I won’t let someone rummage around in my guts. fuck off! an decrease of 50% is still ignorable if only 1 in 100.000 gets it.

I am a big believer that so many shit that gets tested regularly for is doing more harm then it helps…

do you wear a helmet while jogging because there might be a way to fall where you could die without one?

if you are coming from league, turn speed feels really bad. league has way more skill shots though.

after 2 years of dota, I also don’t think about it anymore but the first few months were rough

maybe that fits: https://remarkable.com/

wouldn’t it be funny if agi will be achieved and the only solution it finds against global warming is shutting down all AI?!

it worked until riot required kernel level Anti-Cheat. for everyone in the same boat as me: after 6 months dota feels like league

that’s what I think about heroin. league was already bad enough

finally someone says it.

the extensions might not be core utilities of gnome and break on an update, but they allow for customization that even kde doesn’t provide yet everyone is saying gnome has a “lack of customization”

why are brains so similar? This was my first thought and sure enough, comment #2

pretty obvious tbh

just a regular tuesday for me… I might have a problem though =\

I’m inclined to beton that!

that’s why you do it from a tty: Ctrl + alt + F3 then login and execute the commands. see what happens.

have you just tried unloading the module before suspending and then reloading after resume?

sudo modprobe -r nvidia suspend resume sudo modprobe nvidia

I found this: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-unload-a-module-prior-to-suspend-and-reload-it-afterwards/155058/4

since you are using runit, you have to find a way to implement the above service in it though

Do you know who can also do all that? A properly trained ma. Maybe learn your craft mate.

If you start with LLM before knowing your shit, you will be worthless in 10 years.

It’s baffling to me that everyone thinks it’s hard to explain.

Everyone has at least one most of the time two or more email addresses. From work, some from Gmail and / or Microsoft. everyone understands that sending email to other providers will work regardless.

Why is it so hard to apply the same concept to Lemmy?

are we sure that this “explosion” has even nearly enough energy to cause something like this?

funny, I also started around 2000 with Linux, so we have the same time under our belt. I remember doing manually dependency resolving downloading packages from freshmeat.net

Let’s be honest, I hated that “/etc/init.d/apache2 start” went obsolete, muscle memory and habit are a bitch, but you have to move on sometimes. Otherwise, are you really arguing that some obscure start-stop-daemon wrapper that sometimes worked and sometimes didn’t, because they were created for suse not redhat were superior?

systemd monitors the daemons, can show you used cpu time, can start daemons depending of if the system is connected to ac or uses battery or if a port got a magic package, it know which resources a service needs and much more, all without needing to manually write scripts. Do we really compare that to some scripts with bullshittery like:

case $1 in
  start):
    start-stop-daemon $service_name
    ;;
  *)
   echo fuck off
   exit 1
   ;;

sorry to be so blunt, and im pretty drunk saying this: sherly you can’t be serious, and don’t call me sherly.

here you go: systemd is so much better then sysv-init, it’s not even funny

I really can’t take people serious that think sysv-init was the superior system. I mean for real, have you ever worked with it and all it’s shortcomings? It wasnt even a system, it was a bunch of bad init scripts