Even the simplest things fail sometimes
Awful, one of the first things I disable along side 1 click folder opening.
They follow each other so you get a few moving in the right direction and a dog to tidy up the stranglers. Also its routine they kinda know where to go.
I read a kubenetes engineering post that seemed to have the some conflicting info and preformance testing to show. Specifically with point number 3
https://kubernetes.io/blog/2025/08/19/tuning-linux-swap-for-kubernetes-a-deep-dive/
The blog above shows that swapiness should be 0 on workloads sensitive to high I/o latency. Whereas the misconceptions says turning off swap to reduce I/o trashing just shifts the problem elsewhere. I dont have the technical knowledge to know who's right in this situation.
Fun and weird ways of using the internet socially. Fediverse has the unique opportunity that you can build anything and automatically reach people. I'd like to see people really push the idea of what a social platform looks and acts like.
My memory of the final season has been blackholed.
Ugh this is gonna be really bad isnt it.
Its a perspective issue. I always hear complaints from teenagers and people in their 20s and i felt the same when i was that age but its really not that bad. I dont feel like chores take up a significant amount of my free time. Once I have kids though I expect this to change because now im cleaning up after kids who dont do the proper steps to minimise later work.
They did a native linux release
Effectively no. China could stop selling to the US but it really needs the demand to fuel its growth and they dont really care about US actions around the world since they directly benefit from people souring on the US.
Countries dont so things for moral reasons and its in no countries interest to sanction the US over fucking maduro.









When ive used a project for a while and i have extra cash I usually do a 20$ donation. Ive been low on money last year so I only donated to a few of the projects, listenbrainz and Lemmy.
Ideally I want to donate a small amount yearly to all the projects I use.