I think it’s /ˈlɪn.əks/ It’s horritic tho, tbh

At least Linux bugs are usually fixable and errors aren’t as generic as water

You can uninstall edge on normal windows too if you use an ISO for EU people IIRC

Nope, i think the ideal one changes with the phone manufacter, you should try to test the battery ohm value and use that one

Usually phones have 3 pins on the back for the battery, one of them - usually the one at the center - reads the battery resistance, so if you add a resistor between that pin and another pin, it will fool the phone to belive it has a beattery

Edit: spelling

I cannot use MicroSlop? Okay nice. Macro$lop

This meme made me wonder what’s the minimum number of transistors needed to run linux

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reads at the comment
Smh

You could argue that a collection of punch cards is a file

Aren’t directories just files that say “hey i am directory ABCD and file X, Y and Z are my childs”?

lmao, 16 years is a lot! That drive can drive

Oh yeah, my bad, i gotta fix

To be clear: what i wrote is not actually something real, it was a joke i made by modifying a comment from a thread on github gist, i am actually surprised it wad credible enough that someone would reply seriously xD

https://gist.github.com/joshenders/c4960cec9c63a7b7d68ffa9543356c43

I don’t even know what “compiling from source” means or what the difference between that an “binaries” are.

To make it simple:

“Source code” is readable human code which is a set of instructions you give to the computer, think of it like a tutorial the computer reads to do stuff

“compiling from source” is that act of making human readable code in to computer readable code, computers can only understand machine code, luckly compiling is automatic these days

“Binaries” are packages which contain all the compiled code ex: .exe or .bin files

I did a (very) quick search and they should just sum up, so for example a raid of 2 sata SSD with 64gb that can reach 500MB/s will have a total speed of 1GB/s,
DDR3 ram can get up to 17GB/s so we would need 34 drives to get DDR3 speeds (not very fast BUT you would be the person with most ““RAM”” in the city without being a data center)

My built-in Devil’s Advocate has to ask if that’s really true? Have you got a citation newer than 2 decades old? Frankly, i find it difficult to believe that anyone wouldn’t like to use electron software, for the simple reason that making your SSD suffer is fun.

Edit: in 30 years of administering Linux and (previously) Solaris sytems i’ve never once had to change HDDs or SSDs, so claims of torture are, i opine, exaggerated. i’ll also claim that keeping electron software out of the filesystem is not good for your hygiene.

(The thumbnail uses an AI gen image)

Maybe it’s the price the problem? It’s 29€, at that price tag i expect a full game to be honest…

(To be noted: i never played palworld)

I am not in the gaming on linux circle so i know nothing, it sounfs very silly and probably out of a cartoon for kids

Did you disable the battery saver setting? On some android flavours it can ignore the battery/background usage