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> If a basic customary unit of length is an inch, many people can put two fingers together and estimate that on the human scale. But who can estimate or eyeball a millimeter?

If you'd grown with a metric system you could eyeball a centimeter with ease. Also comparing orders of magnitude different measures for estimation isn't fair, how precise would be your guess of a barleycorn?

> Heck, macOS would be fun!

Especially in licensing! /sarcasm

In Moscow there are 2,5 cases of commercial buses: routes that differ from city-owned ones (both local and between parts) and downtown-to-satellite-city_name where there is no other public transport. Both mini and normal buses are being used, as you might guess they are still operating because they fill the niche and are faster than public buses because those have stops each 2-3 minutes. Subway there is far more preferred if it's even remotely an option, due to congestion and reliability.

Sine Zen 2 (3000) the mobile CPUs are up by a thousand respectively to their desktop counterparts. edit: Or Nx2000 where N is from Zen N.

docker-compose had very unfun mechanism of detecting image updates so it depends (I haven't dug deep into V2).

With JS disabled only media files could cause a memory leak, so the "safest" option covers that.

Firefox with any number of open tabs is stable on memory usage because it has a target budget for it, most of the oom situations come either from external processes or a spike from FF's own.

Basically they have a higher priority than regular tabs, mentioned here [0] in context of unloading and the same applies to execution scheduling.

[0] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2021/10/tab-unloading-in-firefox-9...

Pinning tabs is very bad for YouTube because they are always rendered and thus always leaking.

FF memory management on Linux is usually outpaced by oom_killer.

The smoke detector in question was created in 70s.

There are 2 service panels in Windows since 8 and they are quite different...

From my experience this kind of problems are avoided to be solved simply because the difficulty of them is crystal clear and usually there are no champions who are willing to push it to the very end.

Because only the first part adds something to the discussion. Starts with the the problem, then goes about only one of the possible solutions (which usually is the low-hanging one), states why it's bad and ends with refuting the existence of a problem.

> Remember you are not banning all air.

Nope, it's about exactly that. This policy would work only for law-abiding citizens which terrorists are not, that's the point.

Added: The current gulag expeditions in US nor Guantanamo have nothing to do with US citizens, which is a big difference from GGP's comment.

My favorite version of it is "Let's ban air because terrorists breathe".

Here's a taste of unopinionated KDE: https://invent.kde.org/system/dolphin/-/merge_requests/1

All 3 are achieved in Python with a simple import ctypes /sarcasm

I agree on eraser being superior.

I have an even weirder example from Russian language: file, folder and pocket are 3 out of dozen different words being used to describe a plastic envelope for documents in various regions and people don't understand each other. I remember only one more.

Article is focused on Ceph where FS is a frontend to the storage backend(s), now read the title again...

Mathematics is uncountable (:

Even in Soviet textbooks for English in elementary schools (which are garbage by any standard) both variants were presented (:

> With reproducible buiilds, a vendor can prove to users that they did build $binary from $someopensourceproject, and then digitally sign the result so that it - and only it - would load and execute on the vendor-provided and/or vendor-controlled platform.

As long as Debian provides source packages and access to their repos - digital signature has nothing to do with Reproducible Builds, you actually don't need one for the same bytes.

> any sport would help with the bad ankles

Futsal will destroy them.

RD Gateway has nothing to do with tunneling, it's just a reverse proxy for RDP connections. Funny note: as you've mentioned in other comment, my guess is that RDG was also licensed from Citrix but at the later point.

Making songs out of shorter different parts so they could be remembered easier is caused by attention span window, not a cultural thing.

Fits 212 characters on mine.

Check out this[0] and think about regional markets: half the capacity with 108kWh/yr consumption. I had theirs previous gen one and can attest that the number is correct.

[0] https://www.samsung.com/uk/refrigerators/bottom-mount-freeze...

GeckoView cannot replace built-in WebView [0].

[0] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/GeckoView

> you're going to be looking at $5000 + $300/m

I looked at Hetzner's $150/m for dedicated Xeon server with 1Gbps.