pingfs

Now that’s something I must try.

Considering that Slovakian road workers are surprised by snow during winter every winter, yes, I do drift.

Cisco coming up with ARF and WRF to make that false.

OK, here’s a somewhat famous case of email that could only be sent within something over 500 miles, but no further: https://web.mit.edu/jemorris/humor/500-miles

Touch it until it works, then never again while it still does.

The problem is bugs being far bigger issue. Imagine a bug/crash causing your throttle to get stuck and brakes not working.
If it happens now, at least it’s the manufacturer who’d be liable, I hope.

I want a completely separate emergency shutdown+brake.

Biggest issue is whatever is going on with mobile devices compared to desktop. I don’t know what you call it here, drivers? But each device is just so closed down, you can’t “just run” another software on it. I imagine if desktops also each required custom images based on model, people would only be using unmodified pre-installed Windows.

I’ll just get 3 hackers to my keyboard, just wait.

I mean, I do put in http://149.13.0.80/radio1hi.aac to listen to Radio 1. I also use it to test my network when DNS potentially screwed up.
I used to remember the domain name, then I did the IP for fun, now I only remember the IP. Perhaps I could do reverse lookup, but it’s been working for quite a while now.

I am good, I am self hosting plenty of entertainment!

1 minute later

AWS outage took down Tailscale, I have nothing.

I’ve heard Oracle just randomly cancels these accounts.

ZSSK seems to think the same:

No indication there’s no windows (same for the single seat at the end) during selection. In the cart it even mentions the window. You just… gotta know the train already.
The image is stolen from this video, I don’t have one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGXdAn54eAc

Hey, I also bought a ticket where the description said “seat next to the table”, and there was none, though to be fair the diagram did not show it, just howering the mouse above the seat did. Also 1st class in that case.

Maybe they have some dumb animals?
Like in Out Of Position book, hence this comment/part:

“I don’t give a crap what you do when you’re not here.” Coach dives right in. “Ladies, guys, livestock, whatever. What I care about is when it becomes a distraction that makes my job harder. Are you trying to make my job harder?”

“No, sir.” I dismiss the image conjured up by him saying “livestock.” “My agent issued that statement without my authorization.”

And yeah, they also eat meat.

Mad max? I don’t know, the info is from my ass.

Tastes too watery in my opinion.
I actually like soy milk more, in fact more than normal milk.

Although that may depend on the brand, and I don’t know what it does with ice cream.

Unfortunately, they soy milk stuff makes my mouth itchy, throat scratchy, and gives a bit of a funny feeling to my stomach, and flushing it down with water doesn’t help.
Maybe I shouldn’t…, meh. I already had to leave out most of fruit due to this. Ironically, no issues with pineapples and kiwis. I’ve heard someone say the pineapple core is just trash because it makes their tongue numb and is just hard anyway. I’ll just chew it and the only drawback is having to floss afterwards.

Neither. It’s about using screen pixels to make vertical/horizontal lines, using aliasing as feature.

Alright, so others went over the “easy” way to see which program is being the offender. But I feel like the average Lemmy user just skips GUI at this point.
Say hello to KDE:

KDE also does automatic fsck before mounting, which is why it may take some 2 seconds to mount a drive.

HDDs it properly spins down and unpowers as well.

Writes are asynchronous on Linux.

Unless I mount it with sync, which I wish would be default for non-system drives (which are going to be in fstab anyway). I didn’t notice any difference, aside from the lack of guessing when the magic is over. 2GiB goes into black hole, now what?

Well, Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code#Computer_DVD_drives

Basically same as regions on standalone DVD players. Just a scummy thing to only allow you to play DVDs from your own region, perhaps so that you wouldn’t buy them from cheaper countries, or buy them earlier than you’re supposed to in your country.

If everything works correctly, then say you buy DVDs from UK, but something new just released in US, but haven’t even played in cinemas in UK yet. So you buy it from US… and it shouldn’t work.

VLC doesn’t care about this, but still, the drive firmware might.

BluRays also have regions

By the fucking way, BluRays have some DRM with revocable keys

This is part of the AACS protection scheme: editors are able to revoke old software player host keys that have leaked on the Internet and distribute the lists on newer commercial disc releases. This is irreversible and cannot be fixed even after reflashing the drive.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Blu-ray#Revoked_Host_key/certificate

So when do you truly own something? When you pirate it. No regions, no DRM, 4k on any device powerful enough.

Except the problem seems to be the said storage device.