That’d be stupid because it wont go away.
It doesn’t need to go away. Just continue to ignore it.
It’s just an office suite, one that’s already fully functional and works great. It doesn’t need AI. Rejecting AI won’t hurt them at all, even in the very long term.
lalalalala
Seems like a perfectly reasonable thing for lalalalalalala AI to say lalalala. Have fun with the lalalalala training lalala data!
10 and 11 are both rolling releases
Eh … isn’t the whole point of a rolling release that it doesn’t have version updates like that? In a true rolling release, you never need to reinstall to upgrade to the new version. If 10 really was ‘rolling release’, then there would be no need for 11.
Remember when Microsoft said Windows 10 would be the last version of Windows
Actually, no.
That was one Microsoft employee, speculating on his own during a press interview. It was never the official position of the company.
(Plenty of legit reasons to hate on Microslop. No need to bring up debunked shit.)
Reduced on appeal to $20, an apology letter, and 3 hours of community service.
Somebody should make a porno based on this. It could be a good porno.
a screenshot of a meme generator (so it doesn’t include watermark)
Why the fuck have I never thought of that?
I did get a chromebook … and then I put Linux on it.
(Not bad for a $0.50 purchase.)
If you want a stable system that just works, that doesn’t require tinkering and closely monitoring updates, and those are your only two choices? Yeah, Ubuntu is a much better choice than Arch.
It works fine (for now), and you get slightly faster speeds/lower pings with a server that’s geographically closer.
That said, I’m very close to Canada, so that would be the obvious next choice if the US starts blocking shit.
Oh no! I might have to switch my VPN to a server in a different country! That could take nearly half a minute!
I do not. No idea how this interacts with swap encryption.
You’re going to run into issues with your motherboard’s SATA or NVME (or PCIE) controller throughput well before you get close to actual RAM speeds.
Once you reach that bottleneck, the speed won’t increase anymore when you add more drives. The motherboard architecture just doesn’t support accessing any kind of storage device at that speed.
If you don’t actually need the swap, Linux isn’t going to make use of swap.
Eh, yes and no.
It will offload things from RAM into swap in order free up RAM space for disk cache. Which is kind of a weird reversal when you think about it, loading your RAM contents onto disk so that you can load your disk contents onto RAM. But by doing this to idle processes in order to disk cache files you’re likely to use soon, the system does become significantly faster and more responsive.
Yep. That’s why it can be nice to just have like an old 1TB drive completely used for swap. Things might get slow once it exceeds your physical memory, but at least it will eventually finish successfully – no out of memory crashes here!
Yes, swap partitions are shit.
The real hotness is swap drives.
Just the use that your old 64GB SSDs were waiting for!
(Fun fact: in Linux, if you have multiple swap partitions mounted, the kernel will automatically use striping (like RAID) in order to read and write from them as fast as possible. If you have multiple small SSDs used for swap, the read/write speed from swap can actually become pretty fast.)
Who do you think even cares?
New reason to use Linux: You’re seventeen years old and want to watch porn.
Can you verify that it didn’t reproduce any code that’s proprietary or has more restrictive licenses than your own?
Much cheaper and more environmentally sustainable?