Without swap: The OOM killer is triggered more quickly as anonymous pages are locked into memory and cannot be reclaimed.

This is why I prefer no swap on servers. I want oom to kill things quickly, otherwise everything slows to a crawl including ssh and terminal sessions that I’d use to troubleshoot and kill things myself anyway. I have redundant servers so a down system is much less disruptive than a terminally slow system.

Nobody. The last one must remain on the plate. Anyone who goes for it gets admonished.

A symbol for what? The mask has been used by both the left and right in the US. Just protesting and power in numbers generally? Alas, the presidential election is not determined by popular vote. What would it mean to somebody who saw it at the polling location? Probably there’s some weirdo here. What politician would notice it? Absolutely zero.

Mobilization for what? I think you’re missing something important with that idea.

No. Though it’s been used in recent times during all sorts of protests, its meaning and what kinds of protests in appears at are all over the map. It was even used by some during the January 6th insurrection. It’s also appeared alongside a fedora often enough that it gives me a little cringe to see it outside of an organized protest. If you really want to make a difference, get involved in an organization instead of fantasizing about being some lone wolf that takes down an individual to magically solve systemic problems. If you need to hide your face at a protest, try something that doesn’t provide royalties to a huge corporation.

If it’s got cultural context, I’m not sure of it, but otherwise it looks like it’s just got a theme of incompleteness that the brain fills in similar to some optical illusions like the Kanizsa triangle. The man has no legs, the chair is incomplete, the table’s top edge isn’t there, the nose.

I do notice some decoration on the collar and shoulders that might point to it being a specific person. Do you know which issue it is from 67?

Yesterday. Gotta grep those logs.

Yes. Things change eternally and I can’t keep up. The things I have experience with go away and I became a noob with the new stuff. Some things carry over, many things do not. Lots of things only come with experience.

Luckily, there are many professional prosthesis that I use to lessen that. For programming, that’s things like linters, automation checks, peer reviews, etc. I’d suck 80 times worse than I do now if I didn’t have all those tools.

It’s an homage (or whatever you would call it) to The Crying Game iirc.

Got rid of a bad relationship and got some pogs. Sounds pretty adequate to me.

No, no, no, you must respond with a Wikipedia article.

Also, the first article that you responded to has multiple times when Microsoft did this and you should go actually read it. Don’t need the specific example that you think acts like a counterpoint to think giant tech corps are assholes and will act like it.

But where would it send the GPS data if not over Bluetooth?

All the screen area of a phone with all the durability issues of a foldable.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_recognition_(psychology)

Tried without a space. Works on my client, but my client isn’t actively developed anymore.

Yes, in the sense that they have fat stores. The example that comes to mind is pretty disturbing, so here’s your chance not to read it: >!I read a thing about cockroach cognition a while ago but can’t find it again, but it was about how the scientists studying them imposed human personality traits to them but got a harsh reminder that the behavior patterns weren’t necessarily signs of intelligence or personality when accidentally crushing ones abdomen and seeing it try to eat its own exposed fat.!<

Yeah, like the priest already did it, just in a different font.

This one. You’re in the right place.

I sat next to somebody watching Son of the Mask on an airplane. It wasn’t good, but the lack of sound definitely improved things.

This guy says otherwise

For great justice