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The issue is that it's impacting the children of stupid people (who very well may already be vaccinated). I find it difficult to rejoice in the suffering of innocent people for the actions of another.

sigh Criminal prosecution when someone gets offended for someone else.

There's gonna be a lot of innocent people that can't afford to leave getting caught up in that scheme. I don't think we should collectively punish a massive population because of a vocal few.

How so? I don't think that is referring to an SMS recipient, just the sender's computer and phone each running Connect need to be on the same network.

You might want to look into KDE connect. I don't use it myself, but it might be what you're looking for.

Seems like a great way to shut down fertility clinics across the state as the political risk of getting charged for killing a child is too high.

Way to go Alabama, now all the Christians that were using science to try to usurp God's will that they not have children will have to travel out of state. They might even feel like the intrinsic risk of failure to conceive using alternative means is itself too great to stay in Alabama and will just move thereby further negatively impacting your state's economy. But hey! At least you saved the frozen cells!

Massive corporations who stand to make unfathomable amounts of wealth if oversight is removed spend money to deconstruct and remove oversight.

I've been following Relativty for a bit now. It might be up your alley.

Seems like a great way to reduce the quality of a shit tonne of schools and make sure that only the wealthy have access to quality education.

There are no downsides to this of course.

They're harvesting chunks that have already broken off the glacier and are sending it back in ships that would otherwise have sailed back empty.

Didn't we try the whole Dems helping Republicans thing before? And didn't that get us into this whole-ass mess to begin with, Hillary?

Like once, but generally naw.

Man who defied a congressional subpoena sends congressional subpoena in a small government bid to illegally impose oversight of a court he does not have jurisdiction over to interfere with the upcoming election by attempting to deprive the voters of the knowledge of the criminality of one of the candidates.

If you don't have food, haven't for several days, don't have funds for it, and don't have a job (because you don't have a house because you don't have a job) and you steal some food, I would not say you made a personal choice to commit a criminal act. External factors can absolutely remove your choice in the matter.

Furthermore, what if you're gay or trans or an atheist and just happen to be born in a regressive society? You've not made a choice to be a criminal even though your existence is criminalized.

That's not to say that ALL crimes are the fault of society. There will always be people doing illegal shit for the thrill of it (like the whole Kia car jacking thing) and there will always be people who act on their own selfish desires to a criminally fraudulent extreme (like Rick Scott overseeing the largest case of Medicare fraud in history).

You do need to allocate memory to it though, and that subtracts from the pool of system RAM available for other purposes.

All sorts of things. I'm a programmer by trade and run several docker containers concurrently for a couple of different products I work on. It's not uncommon that I have to troubleshoot opening a file that is several gigabytes in size.

By hobby, I make video games and some of my assets are pre-rendered simulations that get saved. I, admittedly, like pushing my machine as far as I can on resolution so some of those simulations absolutely take a toll. I also just like fucking around in Blender, minor video editing, don't close out my browser tabs, and have been known to run multiple video games simultaneously (like playing a survival game with a friend and leaving it running when he's gotta go. Then I just start up some other game in the meantime).

All told, not everything I do is necessarily orthodox, but it works well for me and I take full advantage of all my hardware.

I see exactly the same thing with a 3080ti on Fedora Gnome.

Lots of flickering, especially in VS Code, cursor freezes or straight up disappears, screen blacks out and I can't get it back or switch to other TTYs.

I haven't tested against X11 yet, but I'll probably get around to it this weekend.

They can claim that all they want to, but once you actually start running stuff on the computer that's BS. Accessing the same website in the same browser on different platforms will use the same amount of RAM. Opening the same files on different platforms will use the same amount of RAM.

RAM is where things are put for active use, and it turns out that all files are the size of their content regardless of platform and thus take up the same amount of space in use.

While the base OS of one vendor might have a smaller foot print than the other, that doesn't matter once you actually start using the damn thing. If you spec your machine on the misguided marketing that "you need less RAM" your gonna have slower load times and longer waits when switching between apps as the OS needs to access the storage.

My work laptop is a MBpro with 32gb of RAM. It is very easy to max out it's RAM and with an unbounded swap system very easy to max out my disk space too. When that happens it's a bad crash and lost work.

My personal computer is a custom built desktop running Windows and Linux with 64gb of RAM. It is harder to max out it's RAM though I have done so and it frequently uses more than 32gb of RAM.

Maybe don't union bust if you need so many workers?

He finally got the delay he wanted. Maybe he can twist this into an executable strategy. Get a revolving door of council and pay them to be repeatedly exposed to Covid?