

TL; DR: Author played chaotic evil as a child, and lawful good as a he matured with adult life.
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TL; DR: Author played chaotic evil as a child, and lawful good as a he matured with adult life.
Saved you a couple of minutes.
These organisms are doing their best, okay? They’re just too smol.
That’s because people can take a lot before becoming truly desperate. A revolution means risking mass death, and few are willing to sacrifice so others can have a better life.
Excuse me, but even we regular humans can sap solar power from plants… although not directly.
Fallout 4, it was Paladin Danse IIRC.
I like the Fallout series, but man, the Institute was such a badly written villain. They make synths, they treat them like robots, okay, that’s understandable. They had the tech to rebuild the country, but nooo, they chose to kidnap people and replace them with synth doppelgängers because fuck know why. They were inexplicably obsessed with duplicating people.
Oh, and you don’t have to kill Danse, you can convince him to defect.
I’ve tried them, but my workflow makes them less useful. I prefer maximized windows, so each program behaves like their own virtual desktop.
I rather much prefer dual monitors with rules so each program always starts maximized on a specific monitor.
My low cost solution has been adding external mechanical disks. Those go up to several TB for cheap, so I put two and sync them with rsync weekly in case one suddenly fails.
As others have wisely said, keep the fast SSD for your OS, media rarely changes and is usually accessed sequentially, it can live in slower disks.
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I suspect this attitude of “read the fucken manuel” comes from when tooling was simpler and you could actually read all the manuals (or buy a book) to learn every small bit of it. Today, I’d be surprised if someone actually read all the Windows, .Net, and Powershell docs before attempting to write a small script.
Heck, even simpler things like Python have massive docs beneath every layer of them. You don’t learn everything from the ground up anymore, only the relevant parts to your use case.
Crono Cross, the PS1 spiritual successor of Crono Trigger, has such an amazing soundtrack too.
Also, the Witcher 3, such a perfect soundtrack.
We also want Proton to become better, and the survey is anonymous and very transparent. I always participate gladly.
I suppose common users will have marginal improvements, as we don’t move a lot of data. High load because long I/O waits in VM farms is a big deal, though, so this is actually great for companies with self-hosted VDI.
Naw man, Linux is too much work
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Yoti: You appear to be 306 years old, and suffering from long nose and wrinkly hairy skinz.
Imagine the awkwardness if it was tinnitus all this time.
Home PCs are so powerful these days that a return to thin clients makes sense in many use cases.
AMD used to be the shit on Linux a decade ago, much better support than Nvidia. It looks like something changed, but I only use discrete intel GPUs so I’m way out of the loop.
I felt this warning in my bones. I am weak.
I am in that camp, and expected a more profound message. My disappointment encouraged me to write the TL; DR.