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I live for 90s TV sitcoms


It took me a second watchthrough to fully grasp what was happening, but you’re spot on.
Guy was supposed to get out, they just upped his sentence and moved him.


Check the legend for the true sadness of this


I’d have to check, I’d say slightly above average. All of my appliances and HVAC are electric now, and I have a fair amount of other electrical use. If we include the EV, well above average. I don’t expect to ever get 100% off grid, but I wonder what percentage makes it worth it


I’ve been wanting to, but I only have one southern-facing roof and I can only get a few panels on there. Do you think it’s worth it for partial power?


TRAB PU KCIP
This is honestly so heartwarming. Adult dudes have such a hard time meeting other guys, this actually makes me happy seeing two dudes just meet and say hello


Mimic jar is mvp


Yeah I tried tabby too and they had like a mandatory "we share your code " line and I hoped out. Like if you’re going to do that I might as well just use claude


Freaking finally. We had an entire trilogy with zero direction or guidelines on what they wanted to accomplish, and got three very cobbled together messes that sort of kind of might make a story if you squint long enough. Then Solo, which I think would have done well if not released right after the worst received Star Wars when everyone was tired of it. Endless TV shows that had predictable “safe” plotlines to make investors happy while driving away audiences filled with “fan moments” that made it feel empty.
Rogue One and Andor are my only things I’ve enjoyed recently, and even then from what I’ve read/seen they constantly had to fight her to make the story they wanted to make. (And turns out they were the best ones)


I put this much on because I can’t smell it anymore! They weakened it!
Uhhhhh noooooo, no they did not


Yes you see while you were under care they administered 2 aspirin to you, you can see that under the line item for $300


How dare us peasants have concerns about what they are doing


I sleep in a big bed with my wife


Others are correct, the problem is the software. You are right to use memory requests and limits. The limits being the max it will use, but hopefully other pods won’t be using all of their limits at once.
So all of the pods’ memory requests on a given node will sum to < 100% of the total available memory. So you can of course say your pod requests the highest amount of ram it will ever need, but that does mean it’s reserved for that pod and won’t be used anywhere else even during downtime
K8s will allow over provisioning of ram for the limits though because it assumes it will not always need that as you are seeing.
What you can do is to set a priority class on the pod so when it spikes and you don’t have enough ram, it will kill some other pod instead of yours, but that makes other pods more volatile of course.
There’s many options at your disposal, you’ll have to decide what works best for your use case.


It’s more that it’s indicative of the engineering culture at Logitech. Business bros cry for more useless features and don’t allow any time for infrastructure or technical debt. An unautomated cert like this (or no teams who monitor it) just screams process failure and lack of business allocation of engineering resources.


Guy whose job depends on slop wants you to stop seeing slop as slop
And now you’re just insulting me, so I’m not going to respond further.
but we don’t even want it to begin with