

Guess Linus was right again to only use ECC RAM.


Guess Linus was right again to only use ECC RAM.
I think it’s how it is a b-movie that is actually good that makes it and other Tarantino movies so compelling. It is low budget fluff (or well, pulp) done on a high budget with more thought put into it than is incidentally apparent.
This question reminded me of how the Swedish movie Slim Susie put it. It begins in a movie theatre where they’re watching Pulp Fiction but the movie stops at the half way point because the theatre had only gotten the first film roll. To placate the audience the theatre owner phones his buddy to ask how Pulp Fiction ends: John Travolta dies, but at least the black guy survives.


It will show the instance where the post originated from. That is achieved through the canonical html meta tag that is available for exactly this purpose.


Duplicate content is no problem. All posts have a canonical tag that points to the source post. Google will automatically only add that one URL to the index.


I’ve already seen plenty of Lemmy search results.


I still use swap for those rare moments i run out of RAM after all. Who knows maybe some heavy cronjobs will clash or whatever.


Try YouTube. It’s surprising how much stuff ends up there and doesn’t get deleted. And you can easily download the stuff with yt-dlp.


If ever there was a better “grass is greener” metaphor I don’t know it.


I wonder if this can also be exploited when people are on a guest wifi.


Suddenly there would be sane gun laws in the US.


Cute little hilariously bad movies.


Pan Narensis


Cuba isn’t North Korea. Most Cubans are just too poor to leave.


You’re such a silly woman!


Personally I never upgraded from DVD to Bluray because of the costs and DRM. And while I waited for those to be solved streaming got good enough.
Perhaps these kids’ parents are the same, so they just use what they have.
Or the article’s author just calls every video disc a DVD.


CDs were so much better for my kids than any other digital player. Especially when they couldn’t read yet. It’s much easier to choose a CD and put it into a player than opening an app to search for something.
Uh, why not create the shared group? That’s more or less exactly the purpose of their existence.