And Among Us

Is there a link with the correct video?

Theory: As the factory line fills the bags, the nuts that fall out of the shells go through a grate to another line. Those are used to fill bags of deshelled pistachios.

Van lifer? Truck driver? And what is this map made from? (I saw another commentor say FoW but I couldn't figure out what that was).

One add-on: a Bar is a formal music term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_(music)

Spitting bars is aligning the 4 sentence count of the lyric to the beat. So, oddly, if you salivate while rapping, "spitting bars" becomes a pretty literal activity.

Maybe a dumb question, but is.. a zine just a blog entry?

Why does this feel like advocating for slavery..

So I dont follow these games, but: similarities don't make it a clone, either. I.E. every racing game isnt a clone of whatever the first big one was.

I'm waiting for an airline to be sued by it's staff. Their clearly not giving direction to avoid public or government backlash, and it's putting low level staff in a terrible situation. Once a staff member gets in trouble with the law, the inaction will put airlines in the middle.

I’m reminded of the video game Disco Elysium (spoilers ahead).

Welp, two paragraphs in and done with this blog I guess.

It's also because they're shit. I loved them once, too. They were shit then, too. I just didn't realize how shit this shit was because of the sugar high. Every few years you just cone more to your senses. Shitty chemical sugar foods are worse than any drug.

Community and Cougar Town had a few jokes like this.

My brother in efficiency, let me introduce you to https://wiki.slrpnk.net/articles:start

Oh yea, that was weird.

Because I'm bored and never read celebrity crap, I decided to look this up. No evidence of this anywhere, and it seems they were both struggling with their marriage for a while from pieced together interviews.

But you also get that with shared memory in zswap, with all the other advantages. I'd really recommend reading the "Architectural differences" in the linked article from Chris Down, as he's way deeper into the kernel code than me, but the biggest problem in a setup like a small memory server is:

• If you have a ZRAM device, and it fills up, more recently needed pages end up on the backup disk swap, because ZRAM has no way to move between swaps

• Where zswap is built into the kernel memory management layer, so it can automatically decide which pages are cold and put them on disk, while keeping fresh ones in compressed RAM.

I.E. in your use case, zswap is better, not even taking into account all the other details from Chris' article.

Two accounts, huh?

All the arguments of "AI doesn't impact copyright because it creates derivative content" were bound to lead here. You can't (or at least shouldn't be able to) have it both ways.

This guy.

The PocketOS boss puts greater blame on Railway’s architecture than on the deranged AI agent for the database’s irretrievable destruction. Briefly, the cloud provider's API allows for destructive action without confirmation, it stores backups on the same volume as the source data, and “wiping a volume deletes all backups.” Crane also points out that CLI tokens have blanket permissions across environments.

Oh look, they have project level tokens: https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api#project-token

They chose to give it full account access, including to production. But ohhhh nooooo it's not MYYYY fault!

Luckily BW is open source, and VaultWarden exists. If they enshitify, all it takes is a fork of the browser extensions and apps with a rebrand.