I take my shitposts very seriously.
For the former, I don’t know where to take the tray and cutlery, how to choose food, where to return plates + cutlery, in which order to do the first 2, and I didn’t yet really get to observe people.
I felt that. I have a debilitating fear of social interactions where I don’t know the correct way to act ahead of time. Having to consciously parse and adapt to what other people are doing, in real time, is my idea of hell.
Society needs a manpage.
What can you say about Carlton? He was Carlton.
Linux has two different kinds of “used” memory. One is memory allocated for/by running processes that cannot be reclaimed or reallocated to another process. This memory is unavailable. The other kind is memory used for caching (ZFS, write-back cache, etc) that can be reclaimed and allocated for other things as needed. Memory that is not allocated in any way is free. Memory that is either free or allocated to cache is available.
It looks like htop only shows unavailable memory as “used”, while proxmox shows the sum of unavailable and cached memory. Proxmox “uses” 11 GB, but it’s not running out of memory because most of it is “available”.
Is this like a beanie babies reboot?
In his newest (and worst) How Do You Do Fellow Kids moment, Mark Zuckerberg launches the Poob service, accessible exclusively through the Metaverse. What does it do? Fucked if we know.
Absolutely spewing stuff from an unfortunate hole in his neck?
Right, everybody wants their freedom-loving metal giantess guardian, then it’s all “I have a family” this and “I’m the wrong person” that when the government starts feeding citizens to the world serpent that lives inside national monuments.
Thoughts and prayers ought to fix it right up.
In loving memory of his demise: https://youtu.be/55btGpGsuDo
adduser is an interactive wrapper for useradd. It can, for example, prompt the user to set a password rather than execute passwd separately. Very useful if you just want to manage a user without reading through useradd’s command line options, then running usermod because you forgot to set something.
It doesn’t excuse the bad naming, I’d rather have something like useradd --interactive, but it’s worth remembering.
I don’t know what you’re talking about, it was on -1 for hours. Besides, doesn’t blåhaj disable downvotes?
I wish my one bad experience in 2015 had been the absolute last time Pulse failed for anyone ever. Alas, time doesn’t work that way, and Pulse remained failure-prone for years after my encounter with it.
Extremely frequently. Digital musical instruments generally don’t output production quality sounds – they output MIDI data that describes what note is being played, and an audio synthesizer device or software interprets it and generates the audio data.
A massive rabbit hole into an alternate reality.
Damn, getting downvoted for answering a question? This really is just reddit by another name. (e: for the record, this was stuck on +0 -1 for several hours)
Very mature. If you’re going to act like a toddler, I’ll put you in the timeout box.
For the record, your reply to my comment had no bearing on my decision, and I’ll preserve the entire comment chain in case I find myself on YPTB.
Very mature. If you’re going to act like a toddler, I’ll put you in the timeout box.
Memes are not necessarily meant to be funny. They’re meant to represent a common experience within a group. The horrid failure rate of PulseAudio just a couple years ago fits that definition perfectly, and in fact it’s why I gave up on Ubuntu 14.04 in 2015.
It’s not about saving ten seconds of typing. It’s about supporting OP’s claim with credible sources. And I have to stress credible because mainstream journalism has a tendency to turn unverified or downright false claims into a woozle.