Finally, the improved paperclip form has been found!

Yes of course. They give it away to the ticket store so the ticket store will give you tickets.

Probably at the concert ticket store, like everyone else.

Fringe memes are fringe memes.

Larry 4 was always my favourite!

I already had to exempt two Lemmy servers hardware.watch and poweruser.forum from DNSSEC because apparently their registrar doesn’t believe in it or something.

Took me ages to figure out why I couldn’t subscribe to them. Funnily enough Google and Cloudflare had no problems resolving them. So apparently they are pretty lax with their DNSSEC as well.

Biblically accurate fight.

We don’t get raw numbers because the survey is only collected from a random sample and from that portion only a fraction consent to having their info collected. The raw numbers wouldn’t tell you much more beyond the percentages.

When my 4 TB drive died ~15 years ago I thought to myself I’d just wait a few months and replace it with 8 TB for the same price. Then the floods happened.

Then prices almost were finally at that level again. And then AI started gobbling everything up.

Without JavaScript the AI GUIs would have to reload the whole page every time you send something.

Just watched the vjdeo. It is absolute garbage. Their systems both had 32 GB of RAM and neither got anywhere near that. No mention of how they measured it so it is quite possible that they were counting file descriptors on Windows but not on Linux or vice versa.

Sure, Windows was using almost twice as much RAM as Linux. But as long as you have the RAM, who cares? The real struggle begins when you need as much as possible but they didn’t show that at all. But they only got up to 17 GB on Windows and 11 GB on Linux. With 32 GB available on both.

I’d love Gamer’s Nexus to do a similar video with actually robust and comparable testing methodology.