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Jesus fuck this is literally starvation

/mnt is for more permanent stuff. /run is for shit like a USB drive some user has connected. It’s the place that most distro automount your attached storage by default (/run/$USER/$DEVICE/)

I always wondered what the FUCK are Discord doing with their shitty client app. Like, how bad is their whole Electron React bullshit going that their performance is so bad. At this point rewriting it in something native would be less bother than fixing this shit

ZFS has almost everything ever conceived for filesystems lol it’s a whole ass volume manager and filesystem into one

Well, sounds like a setup or distro issue. It should work without problems on Debian/Ubuntu/Mint. Linux Mint even really supports it as a setup-less default with TimeShift

There’s no GUI, but following the wiki pages on BTRFS subvolumes you should be able to make a subvolume for those with like 2 simple commands (take a look at the man page for BTRFS subvolumes as well)

They’re the ones who’s engineers worked on Xorg, so yes, they decide it.

Benchmarks are also usually very different from real world usage, tbh

Using Btrfs you can do some pretty cool snapshotting: It’s basically like system restore of Windows but MUCH faster and pretty seamless. Even if you annihilate the whole operating system you can restore the snapshot and voila, have fun! It also has compression which can save some wear on SSDs and of course give you some more free™ storage space, which is cool [actual benefits depend on workload*]

It’s 10 years since last GTA. In the middle there is a little game known as Red Dead Redemption 2, which is massive and took the whole studio to make.

They finished GTA V release in 2015, released Red Dead motherfucking Redemption II in 2018, and this will be 2025

Sounds like continuous development to me?

software engineer

Lol same

Yup I’m going to rethink my employment

He probably mistook vodka for water, give him a break

What is your current job if your standards are that high and can I fucking join

This is probably some sort of firmware power management bug that the windows driver is working around. Try and see if you can find any documentation on it

I have a few wifi adapters from china who only work properly under Linux lmfao

Did Microsoft actually infiltrate Lemmy or something? I’m hearing of issues about Linux that haven’t existed since the very first days of desktop Linux

Cross platform

(*As long as your platform isn’t shite)

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Firefox has a built in setting that does the same. No need for the extension