rtxn @ rtxn @lemmy.world

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That's wishful thinking. Users don't give a shit as long as the problem goes away without having to lift a finger.

They have a half-assed solution without a problem. The next logical step is to create a problem.

Wrestle the cave bears.

Stop feeding the troll, for crying out loud. Look at their comment history. Look at the account's name. Can you guess that they're arguing in bad faith?

Social media literacy died in 2020, I swear.

If you want to be really pissed, read up on doctor disgraced former doctor, lifelong charlatan and grifter Andrew Wakefield. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Wakefield

He abused autistic kids in a medical experiment that was meant to convince both the public and the scientific community that a specific combined vaccine (measles-mumps-rubella, a.k.a MMR) could trigger some kind of bowel disease that causes autism, all so he could peddle his own alternative that is three separate shots.

We need to bring back 2010-2012 rage comic memes. All we needed was a badly cut-out blonde wig to trans Derp's gender.

Hearing "I bet I could do it again but faster" does unholy things to the casual fighter plane enjoyer's mind.

I'm assuming this syrup is a thick aqueous solution of sugar, in which case it would settle on the bottom of the fuel tank without mixing with the gasoline. If it did get into the engine, it would likely clog the injector or carburetor, but it would likely just cause the engine to stall from fuel starvation, or blow the fuel pump's fuse.

Nothing. Sugar is not soluble in hydrocarbons and the particles would be caught by the fuel filter. You'd have to replace the filter and clean the fuel tank, but the engine would be fine. Might as well use dirt instead of sugar to achieve the same effect.

That sentiment hardly shines through when the flagship instance, intentionally or not, has been allowed to become a haven for tankies and Putinist agitators.

I have personal friends in Ukraine who were displaced from their home by the invaders. I cannot morally justify giving any kind of benefit to the people who would praise or support their actions.

Lemmy is just a thing, it can cease to exist for all I care.

Same, 770 pro 80-ohm from Custom Cans. I immediately recognised the removable headband padding.

Is that a Beyerdynamic headphone I see? Possibly an 80-ohm version?

Americans will do anything to avoid just using trains.

Wasted Rick Roll opportunity.

Then pedantic netizens will point out that it's a complete mischaracterization of Schrödinger's thought experiment.

I want to see someone run Linux on a Turing-complete deck of MTG cards.

Fortnite kids will sustain them. Gotta darken those patterns just a little...

are rolling release distros stable enough

I've been using Arch (or some flavor of it) for several years, and I've never had any serious issues that I didn't cause myself. The thing that might catch you with your pants down is if a dependency introduces a change that breaks another application, but catastrophic failures are fairly rare, as long as you're willing to learn how to maintain your system.

is it possible/easy to roll back to a previous version

Yes. The application is called Timeshift, and it's specifically designed to back up the system files to a separate partition. If your root filesystem is btrfs, it can also manage filesystem-level snapshots that you can roll back if you bugger the system.

The main problem was that it interrupted the line. We'd have to stop and inspect each product, then reposition or replace the connectors, before the reflow oven. It also ran the risk of damaging the connector, the PCB, or even the inserter head if the insertion force was too high. We had a higher rework and scrap rate compared to similar SMD-only products, but using pin in paste meant that wave soldering could be skipped altogether, and I guess someone above my pay grade determined that it was better in terms of finances.

This is just my own experience. I don't know Rpi manufacturing practices.