Isn’t it just that interceptors use a fuckton of munitions to achieve the intercept. They weren’t prepared for this kind of sustained attack and are running low on ammo.
Isn’t it just that interceptors use a fuckton of munitions to achieve the intercept. They weren’t prepared for this kind of sustained attack and are running low on ammo.


Should lower US prices too I’d imagine. If the Chinese RAM is cheaper then demand drops for US RAM globally.


You can write GPL rust code, you can also write non-gpl rust code. Gnu coreutils are gpl, if I choose to write functionality compatible with coreutils from scratch in rust I can relicense that as I please (ie not GPL) OP is postulating the driver behind rust rewrites is not for the language features but to allow coreutils functionality to be relicensed as closed source software.
10 o’clock tea and elevenses could both reasonably fit the bill here I feel.
It’s nothing to do with religion and everything to do with French pool hygiene. Atheist men are typically not allowed to wear baggy shorts for example, the only reason I own a few pairs of jammers.
Just break it up before you cook it.


To add an additional exception here, police in Northern Ireland are routinely armed, but obviously enough there’s reasons there.


I’d like a hud, don’t really care about cameras.
I’m genuinely curious what you feel isn’t nice about my comment?
For painting bananas. I spend 3-5 hours most days actively interacting and bonding with my children across a variety of subjects - homework, music, their hobbies. An uninterrupted hour of personal time to spend as I wish outside of work, children, keeping house, eating and sleeping is frankly a luxury I rarely get.
My “internet time” tends to coincide with my toiletry habits, I’m not sure this is an ideal time to prepare bananas.
The insinuation here being if I don’t paint bananas I don’t have my priorities straight?
I’m busy spending my time doing stuff with my kids, working, fighting a losing battle to keep the house in any kind of respectable state, eating, sleeping and trying to squeeze in some time with my partner. Regular dedicated time for hobbies is something I’d like, you sound pretty lucky in that regard.
Who has time for this?


But look at how many lines of code we shipped 🤣
I have visions of a “workaround stack” which is just layers upon layers of catching edge-cases without ever addressing core logic and we end up with some Rube Goldberg-ass codebases.

Are you against paying people for their work?


Guess I’m going to have to upgrade, anyone know if I’m better off with a P5 Pentium or a Cyrex 6x86?


For me steam deck has killed any notion of getting a gaming laptop. Decent spec laptop (7yr old though) which I rarely need to take anywhere, gaming desktop 5700/3070 and steam deck if I want to game. Though I’m not much into multiplayer. Tbh even at home I find myself on the deck more than the desktop for gaming these days.


Merge/test/fix on a separate branch and then merge this into main when the freeze lifts?


Are the other half ascending?
None of which makes the distro shite. The things I remember them getting shit for are:
Unity/mir
Upstart
Snaps
Amazon ads
Advertising their premium version.
Of all of those the Amazon thing is the only one I have a strong objection to. The rest I can’t say I’ve even particularly noticed the changes if I’m honest and most other Ubuntu users probably haven’t either. They seem to get a lot of crap for “doing their own thing all the time” which seems odd coming from the Linux community.
I came to Ubuntu initially because it was the new hotness, I’ve never really had an issue with it functionally in 12 years or so, so no real need to change.
Why not deb? Why not any number of other distros? I do run deb on my NAS as it goes and I’m not trying to stan for Ubuntu (honestly) but it gets a lot of undeserved hate. It’s not a super exciting distro or anything but it tends to work fine for me.
It’s great at that, had a colleague run a diff through Claude and it explained how the new code was better and how the optimizations worked. Then my colleague realised they’d run the diff the wrong way round, fed Claude the new diff and Claude happily explained how the new code was better and how the optimizations worked.