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I didn't notice, should read better.

That is not a question ?

Yea, i don't care about that.

I don't understand anything you said, sorry.

Umm, no it's not "natural". I mean sure hoarding is natural, but so is taking care of each other. Disciplining or expelling greedy fucks is also natural.

The stock market is completely un-natural in almost every thinkable way.

My cat will only eat those pate things. And not just any pate, the cheapest ones. And some salami, but only if i cut up thin stripes.

Systemd mounted them r/w. https://askubuntu.com/questions/521293/an-ubuntu-command-bricked-my-system#767286

Posible to recover data, use /dev/urandom.

I live in a city that has one of the cleanest water in the world. And I remember people leaving water out for a while before watering plants. I also remember ppl just watering immediately, and the plants seemed fine.

Didn't find anything conclusive as to why it matters in the 5 min of googling, other then clorine that seems to not be used much anymore. Hmm, a mistery.

It is hard to draw conclusions without knowing much facts. How much is needed and how much is got.

They get roughly as much in donations as they spend on ff dev. They get a LOT more from google, that they spend on... bs.

https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4387539/firefox-money-investigating-the-bizarre-finances-of-mozilla

You don't have to know. It does not matter because your 8GB stick can't fit 16 512MB files anyway. Funny enough it might fit 500MB files if it is FAT32.

Being consistent with base10 systems does not matter in real world usage. Literally nobody cared before the asshats changed it.

Edit: i also understand si, down to its history. I don't live in an inch country. Computing is different then physical measurements. In computing 1024 is more "correct".

It's the size in bytes as the os sees it (and in SMART). And i do know how to use a calculator, thank you.

There is also no benefit to using 1000. Except to hdd makers.

Checked and true. 500107862016 bytes.

Still, ssds are made of n^2 chips.

Because not using OOP is hard for gui devs.

SSDs are.

The mistake is thinking that a 1000 byte file takes up a 1000 bytes on any storage medium. The mistake is thinking that it even matters if a kB means 1000 or 1024 bytes. It only matters for some programmers, and to those 1024 is the number that matters.

Disregarding reality in favor of pedantics is the real mistake.

Maybe Huang should.

You are right in spirit.

It was not sysv to systemD, and it was forced (by making udev not work without it).

Other then nvidia, wayland is still missing some protocols (example: what virtual desktop you want your window to be on). But those protocols are (still) being worked on. And you will always be able to run x11 programs on wayland.

The advantages of wayland are a more direct path to hardware, and trowing away lots of code.

By that logic, it's the same for usa.