silon42
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- silon42Yes, but not fully, it may still thrash on mmaped files (especially readonly ones).
- Maybe it should use MAP_NORESERVE ?
- For me, on the desktop, thrashing overload is the most common way the Linux system effectively crashes... (I've left it overnight a few times, sometimes it recovered, but not always).
I'm not disabling overcommit for now, but maybe I should.
- Mine: It's not that ba... oops, I have custom fonts disabled...
...yikes...
...goes back to disabling custom fonts in browser.
- Amateur numbers... I've tested over 10000 (not right now)... It used to get really slow after 9000, but things seem to have improved.
- 3 makes me not wanna use Qt anymore.
- To be properly useful as a sandbox, it would be nice to have a tool that would run another process/executable in a sandboxed environment.
Basically a tool that would allow to run flatpaks/AppImages/ etc...
Maybe firejail already does all that can be done without using a VM.
- My rule for short videos is to only view the ones on my subscribed channels (from notifications where enabled) and never ever go to next/prev video.
- I subscribed to SkyShowtime (Euro joint venture from Paramount) for a few months (it was cheap) ... then I realized it doesn't work on Linux... cancelled.
- Wayland is not a solution, just a name for some protocols... It's either KDE or Gnome (with it's weird quirks) or some alternative.
- I think it should also have JS disabled (I hope!)
- I find it worse, because it's far too big for me... the thinkpad T series one is acceptable.
What I'd want in a hack laptop is a full size TKL keyboard (and full height, or close), with a trackpoint (or 2 -- add one near the arrow keys).
- Star Trek "predicted" death of TV around 2040... looks like we are ahead of schedule.
- The problem of poor visibility due to fat A-pillars is not limited to large SUVs, it's a problem on normal cars too.
- callvote insta_weapon 1
was my favorite in the Quake3A mod I played.
- For a laptop keyboard...
- revenue, obviously, but maybe it would scale with employee numbers... if you have lots of employees, you get taxed less.
- Also, people in the first team should also alternate hard/complicated issues with easy fixes.
- Not necessarily... I had H4 or H1/H7 before, which were dimmer, but the edge cutoff was much smoother...
With current car that has Xenon headlights (+ LED for day), they have a much sharper cutoff at the edge, making it harder to see pedestrians and other stuff near the road.
Probably the LED/laser headlights are even worse in this aspect.
- Cutting us Linux users off the Web.