Your friends are the reason why we can’t have nice things in gaming. Literally blinded by blingbling

As someone who drives manuals - a what for the high-beams?

Ok two things here:

1. don’t use Ubuntu, canonical began enshittification years ago
2. automatic updates will trigger more frequent reboots - and are typically not a good idea in my humble opinion

Make you reboot? More like “suggest a reboot”, and not after “many updates” bit after installing a new kernel or graphics drivers on a running graphical desktop environment. Typically, the latter can also be handled on the command line, and the reboot suggestion is for less tech savvy users

Mumble does the same for voice chats

That does not contradict anything I said.

The thing is providers of care like to make a profit though, and profit = money = influence on healthcare policies. Healthcare policies are not made solely with cost efficiency in mind, but rather to redistribute wealth from insurance payers to those who provide services. If that means a couple ten thousand of us peasants die a preventable death, then that’s a sacrifice they are willing to make.

Yes, but all of them are worsening in the interests of profit, in case you weren’t following the news. Germany is just scrapping skin cancer prevention, thanks to our corrupt fucks in government.

Did it get its knickers in a twist?

In my first sentence, I was referring to the combination of adjectives in the question by previous commentor. No one in today’s health care systems is gonna pay preemptive screenings for saving peasant lives like yours or mine.

Did I though? Are they using a model with any kind of abstraction layer that actually understands relationships between objects?

Sometimes based, sometimes a moron.

In other words: not useful at all. (Didn’t read the article because it already misuses the AI acronym in the title, indicating it was written by some idiot with nothing to say)

Neither country has workers rights on par with Europe for example.

For now. Now watch us fuck it all up.

And nothing of value was lost.

Density of loose sugar is already between 0.7-1 grams / cm^3. Compressed sugar as in a cube weighs more, depending on the compression / packing factor. But 1cm^3 sugar cubes are rare, chances are you only think they are that big, while they are actually more near the standard cubes 16x16x12mm^3, which again triples the weight.

You kind of prove my point here: people typically fail to guess weights of a few grams.

Edit: corrected density, I had previously used the actual density, not the density of loose sugar, which is less.

They’re the ones running a 10 years old database on a 11 years old os in a public facing server “because it just works”, not me

My point was that they upgraded to a newer database (also old, but newer), which is arguably better than containerization.

For example the issue of MySQL 5 being unavailable would be a non-issue with a container

So people careless enough to “just container it” for old, possibly security-compromised software - you call that a “non-issue”? How about upgrading and configuring for compatibility?

Except it isn’t: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_cube

Similarly, how the kilogram is the SI unit for weight, not the gram.