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many other places bury their wires and or do proper maintenance
many other places bury their wires and or do proper maintenance
why would you expect it to get better if Google is broken up?
Google has a massive conflict of interest; it both sells ads to SEO’ed websites, and ranks searches. Their incentive is for you to go to the pages with the most of their ads possible. Even a company with revenue purely from ads on the search page has less terrible incentives.
weird grammar to say someone made it up?
There’s a distinction to be made between things that “look” dystopian, and actual dystopias. I think a lot of our current visual language of dystopia was taken from fascist/communist design choices which were in many respects independent of all the oppression they perpetrated. this example really drove that home for me, since the media it inspired came to mind before the reality.
wow, I was assuming metropolis. it just screams dystopia to me, but I guess they had to get that aesthetic from somewhere
or at least no rhetorical questions looking for a circle -jerk
And we’ll do it again too!
good thing you easily duplicate the hat!
it didn’t take off because micro payments are hard. still a better vision than the advertising hellscape we got
came here to post this. has been legit helpful for work. also adorable
just … bring them to a library or thrift store… they’re better at figuring out what’s actually valuable
Anybody who gives the slightest fuck about finding an alternative is already aware of kbin/Lemmy.
you exist in a filter for people who know about kbin/lemmy. I only ever heard about them because of hackernews, which is a strong filter.
Think of it as transitory bookmarks. It’s something like 20 tabs across 5 different windows for completely different contexts: dev pages in one desktop, work google docs in another, personal email/music/etc in another, gaming in a fourth, social media in a fifth, etc. It means I can easily context switch when I need to without having to dredge the exact things I need out of my own memory.
yeah, so hypothetically, yes, but when I’m running scripts, frequently their memory usage can cause my computer to freeze if I don’t immediately have that memory available. and those are the actual reason I need 64GB, not feeding Firefox’s insatiable hunger for RAM.
it’s not mainly how many but how long. I leave my desktop running for weeks, and there was a while when clearing Firefox’s cache was the main reason I needed to restart. I do leave something like ~100 open at a time.
htop/top are a bit tricky because Firefox spawns a bunch of sub processes, so it’s frequently an undercount; I forget whether htop accounts for that.
FIREFOX HAS USED 32GB OF MY 64GBs! WHEN WILL THEY PUT A CAP ON MEMORY USAGE?
it got to the point that I had the OS cap it
It does look like the 1 year tbill is back at the rate in the 90’s. for comparison, the inflation rate. Doesn’t really change the fact that the reason interest went up was because the Fed is combating inflation however.
I mean, why are interest rates high? indirectly its inflation
the assassination of Alexander the second backfired completely.