Yeah, I have 96gb and I still assign a zram swap, just in case. I also have a zram tmp, and a zram for my portage compilation dir (I use Gentoo). The latter gets the most use.

This is funnier than it is. :)

Oh yeah, this game. Had some kind of memory leak last I played it. Fun tho!

Wait you mean this hasn’t been obvious to everyone for decades?

Page not found.

Actually, that’s Australian slang. Or at least, we use it too.

Though mostly if we’re being impolite it’s just “yank”.

DID they? How do we know?

I think I was thinking of situations where the wifi owner redirects you to their impersonation site with their own cert, but a normal browser will pop up a big warning about that. Also if the site properly uses HSTS and you’ve been there on that machine before, then you’re protected from being directed to a http impersonation site. A VPN will protect you from both (assuming the VPN us trustworthy), but if you’re savvy you don’t need it. But then the type of person who needs the kind of simplified explanation for “why VPN” that you get in ads is not savvy.

And annexing parts of it, bringing “Russia” closer to NATO’s border…

No, I’m definitely talking about https. Could be this is no longer a thing tho, I need to look it up.

I’m under the impression https can be defeated by a man-in-the-middle attack if you’re not paying attention. Haven’t looked into it recently to be sure if that’s still the case or a solved issue, though. But that was one reason to use a VPN while on untrusted wifi, supposedly.

Your toes do have toetips, just nobody gives a shit about them.

He want to bone

I think the issue is that winning long-term requires investing in the defeated country, like you guys did with Japan. Rather than just stopping bombing them and leaving them to fend for themselves, breeding resentment. Resentment is gonna happen regardless, of course, which is why the best move is to not start a war in the first place.

Hah, I get it now. Tho it does leave me wondering why use money for that? Is it just cause you have it on hand and lack anything more suitable?

Am I missing something? They keep saying that open-source projects could be “made proprietary” as if the original will disappear just because someone made a closed-source clone of it. Obviously it would suck to have a company make and use a private clone rather than contribute back, but is there any legal mechanism that might force the original to shut down?

Commodore 64

I’m under the impression that no, the US does not have enough conventional weapons to do this. If he were to escalate to non-conventional weapons that would change things but I don’t want to think about how the rest of the world would react to the US carpet bombing an entire country with nukes…

I would not pay $155 for that shit.

Who even buys meme coins, seriously? It’s not like you can even buy stuff with them, right?