Hinge of no relevance - in left to right reading countries, oldest should be on the left, it is what we intuit as “first”.

Front to back > *, but you didn’t allow for that option, so I’m imagining a fridge so full of milk that the rows are already front to back sorted, and we’re just deciding what order to put the rows in.

For the remote console and power controls alone with so little overhead, this is the correct answer. When you add everything else you can do with it, it’s no longer even a question.

Oddly, the data seems to disagree. That was always my impression though. Could simply be that NVMe TBW values have caught up in the last few years, as they are a LOT higher now than I remember then being ~6-8 years ago.

Maybe someone can get upset by reading that word?

and by bypassing their filters with idiotic ‘censoring’, you expose them to it.

Which would be why you DON’T censor it, @grandma@sh.itjust.works, so it DOESN’T bypass people’s filters.

You know, it’s been so long I barely remember… and we don’t drink a lot of carbonated water outside of it, though we did once upon a time. I’m trying to even come up with a guess, and I honestly can’t. I guess I’ll have to get it on my next Costco trip and report back!

Costco has this Italian water - carbonated if I recall - 8 bottles in a pack if I recall.

It’s always been on the pricey side… I think it was $12 or so when we first started buying it occasionally, likely 7-8 years ago. Then it went up to $16 seemingly overnight - now I think it’s close to $20.

It is a luxury, no question. It’s not that we can’t afford it, just that it is a LOT of money for water, lol. We get it less than once a year now, but it is always a very nice treat when we do.

But also, why is everybody so offended by censored words here? I don’t get it.

The biggest reason seems to be that it will evade filters, which people set up very intentionally and specifically to keep these Fedi-spaces a safe place for them mentally.

So, for example, someone comes here to get away from the ‘real world’ and news and whatnot, may have a filter that blocks anything with the word “Trump”, or one I actually see censored a lot more often, “Israel”

Then someone makes a post about “Isr*el is so bad” and it sails right through their filters.

On the fastest drive I have, longevity be dammed. I buy fast hardware because I want my computer to be fast - having my RAM (likely the fastest thing in the system) swap to a slow drive completely undermines that and defeats the purpose.

Hibernation I don’t normally mess with, and same with swappiness.

For great justice.

SATA SSDs last a long time, yes.

I’d imagine OP is actually talking about NVMe though, which does NOT - or at least not on the scale of old SSDs.

I have put more than a couple NVMes in the ewaste bin over the last few years.

We buy and use them for the performance though - and I for one want the web to feel snappy, so while it could be read/write heavy, no way I’d be moving the cache off my fastest disk.

DIE! DIIIIEEEEE!!!

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Always, yes, but thankfully I have a very wide scope.

• When I do networking at work, I enjoy programming and infra at home.
• When I do programming at work, I enjoy networking and infra at home.
• When I do infra at work, I enjoy programming and networking at home.

But if you’re setting the time to UTC and your time zone to UTC, your time is still accurate. I assumed that was what OP was talking about doing, not just “leave the time as my time but change the time zone.”

Oh I don’t either, just a perfectly fitting meme. Especially when you look at it from the angle of “replacing things that already work” and “rewriting everything in it.”

They’re not “/24 addresses”, it’s a mask.

/32 references one specific host, it is a mask of all 1s.

/24 references 254 hosts, it is a mask of 75% 1s and 25% 0s.

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/computer-networks/role-of-subnet-mask/

^ The illustrations here explain it way better than many words can.

Should probably be asked in an active BSD community if you want a real and well informed answer.

Conservative/right-wing views have absolutely nothing to do with it in my books.

This is a smaller community with seemingly slightly more accountability, or at a minimum, decency and respect for our fellow humans and internet citizens. The majority of the animals on reddit because behave like 10 year olds in a COD lobby - hiding behind internet anonymity to act like complete assholes, and be as rude and disrespectful as they possibly can, because they believe there will be no consequences.

When I see someone behaving like that, seemingly unable to carry on a civil conversation, I do not hesitate to suggest that they go back to Reddit if they’re going to behave like those people. We do NOT want this community to devolve to that level. It is not a serious suggestion that they return there - it’s more so an invitation to examine their behavior, and maybe take a step back, and look at this community overall vs. that community overall, and give some consideration to maybe behaving like a mature adult instead. Spelling it out that way when dealing with those kinds of people typically just encourages them to double down though, so it gets wrapped up in that little retort instead.

To me it’s unexpected as I wasn’t following this all that closely.

I was following closely - checking for updates weekly or more, while struggling to be so much as content with my P9FP and trying to decide whether to upgrade to a P10FP (marginal upgrades on paper, but they really help out in the weakest areas).

Still entirely unexpected to me, and even in my wildest hypotheticals, Motorola was not on my radar.