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I think the “debt into money” thing refers to betting against bad debts by shorting them, thereby making money when they are defaulted on.
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I think the “debt into money” thing refers to betting against bad debts by shorting them, thereby making money when they are defaulted on.
I think it may be a mammal issue. All mammals are predisposed to spying on other mammals via spyware addled electric cars.
Oh shit this is great
Thanks
Anyone knows if there are third party tools for filling in the metadata of a jellyfin library?
I love jellyfin but I don’t want or need metadata most of the time. For rate occasions when I do, I don’t wanna do it through jellyfin because I don’t find the interface conducive to this.
I’m aware of qtip kleenex aspect of it but since tupperware became the name of food grade plastic containers I just kinda assumed that they would be a mildly respectable brand.
Tupperware is MLM?
Can you explain more?
White what you say is true, I feel like this has more to do with their engineers being better at or more comfortable with FreeBSD or something like that.
I would like to know why they prefer FreeBSD to Linux.
Laundering their reputation by open sourcing defunct historical code
Please mark this nsfw what is this website lmao
Deemix still works? I thought Deezer would have made it defunct by now.
Can build.rs files wipe out the home directory? I haven’t had the chance to look into its capabilities
It’s common to bundle test artefacts with the release tarballs. The reason is that when Linux distributions build the software from the tarballs, they often run the tests to ensure that they pass.
cargo install --git 'https://github.com/devraza/bunbun'
What’s nuts is that opaque, anonymous donations to parties is awful on its own. But it turned out to be worse than that because while we won’t know who donated to whom, Sanghis do.
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Is BSD 3 copyleft? Or is it permissive like MIT?
It depends on what the video talks about exactly. There are some games like Call of Duty that are over 80GB in size for no reason other than the devs do not bother optimising for size, either because they do not give a shit or because the deadlines that the publishers give them do not allow it. To get extremely political about it, hardware is as cheap as it is because of imperialism. The minerals mined in Africa under harrowing conditions is a big reason why. If it was mined by Americans (for example), then Americans would not be able to afford it which is a sad irony. It would be impossible a PS5 that costs 400 to 500 USB to have the 500 to 1000 GB SSD space which it has to host the game if the dirty work was not being done by the global south for dirt cheap.
Software in general has become liberal about utilising hardware resources as hardware has become cheaper and more efficient. I am not sure how a computer engineer of 20 years ago would react if you told them that today’s web browsers consume 500 MB of RAM while idle. That’s not to say that software has not gotten better. Software has gotten faster and more efficient as well. But optimisation is not prioritised as it was back when hardware was more scarce. For example, the “hello world” binary of Rust is several megabytes in size. Rust is the programming language that Google recently said should be used instead of C++ now. But out of the box it is optimised really badly for disk space usage. You can cut down the binary size but as I said optimisation in that department is not prioritised because how cheap disk space is because of imperialism.
I thought boring company was ded