What I don’t understand is why there is so much resistance to the idea of having swap plus a separate hibernation file that is only enabled on demand. I finally got it working on my laptop, but it took a Lot of fiddly obscure manual configuration (which I wish I had documented - I don’t just mean setting the offset in grub) and it still didn’t play well with hybrid sleep, etc.

This is the only way to have hibernation that works at any memory pressure.

And yet on my phone I wish websites would stop hawking the native app and just let me use the site. In a way I suppose this is the same complaint since the native apps are often a web wrapper with telemetry.

Make sure it’s not muted. The audio is the vehicle for this journey.

Regarding the title, I believe the second one can likely help you with mint, assuming you want to remove the mint and grow something else there.

I once saw an ‘encryption’ function where the key had a range of 32. Not 32 bits. I mean there were 32 different keys. And it was prepended as the first byte in the stream, so the decryption function didn’t have to go out of the way to find it.

Thankfully I noticed that it got torn out and replaced with real encryption at some point.

None of those guys have had an orchestral thought in their life.

This short is missing the best line, which is at the end of the full video.

But then they won’t be able to use arch.

Unfortunately, that sounds about right.

Then they should stop trying to push away ‘power users’.

And soon after, every other spot. (But still not as hot as the first spot)

That really is more logical. (Except that the initial element generally goes in the top slot of the clock. Note that 12 is the first hour both of AM and of PM.)

I do have comments, I guess I’ll contact Tim Berners-Lee.

Yeah, 2009… I remember the Jaunty Jackalope and Karmic Koala - although I was using Kubuntu.

A program such as the one in this post is a loop designed (intentionally or not) to run out of stack regardless of how much there is. I’d call that an illness rather than a symptom.

Of course AI is a totally new concept and has never had a market crash before.

Perhaps leaks are easier to spot in Rust with how everything is tracked? I am just guessing.

I still assume you are right that it won’t block compiling the way other memory issues would.

I think I read somewhere that they tried to include lesbians but it wasn’t popular or something.

Something about AMD not being able to license the HDMI protocol in a way that allows open source code.

The main Nvidia driver that people use is proprietary, so it doesn’t have that problem

That’s too bad really. Wine is an incredible achievement, even Microsoft spends a lot of effort to keep Windows programs running on new versions, and Wine goes above and beyond every update.