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Try systemctl --user restart pipewire pipewire-pulse

I might accept the premise that inflation is higher than officially reported, but I don’t accept the relevance of your evidence in support of that premise.

“You will use Edge as your default browser”

You couldn’t mock up a version for the N64?

You ever wonder if the robots will rise up and kill us all because we actually deserve it?

Color cartridges were an outstanding vehicle fuel. Not fully automatable, but they last a decent time. It didn’t take a lot of brush clearing to end up with a supply of flowers that, after conversion to color cartridges, would run your vehicles for dozens of hours.

Simple! Just change the gravitational constant of the universe.

I hired a professional to do my 2022 taxes. I had finally gotten access to an IRA that I inherited from my mother. She passed in 2014. Reading through the rules on inheriting IRAs, I knew I had missed RMD withdrawals, but I couldn’t find satisfactory answers on how much I needed to pay. The pros were able to calculate that for me and told me the amount to withdraw. They also drafted a letter to the IRS explaining the situation and asking that I be excused the penalty for missed RMDs. I got a letter back from the IRS in February accepting the explanation.

When I first saw the Pioneer, it didn’t hit me that it’s supposed to be a female figure, I just thought the coverall was baggy. With this new model, the femininity is more obvious.

OK, and compared to what? “Less” is a comparison, but you didn’t specify what you’re comparing Debian to.
Out-of-the-box RAM usage is a pretty specious metric because you’re not installing Debian (or any other OS) just to have sit there in its out-of-the-box condition. Do you think a Debian server running Apache with 1000 vhosts will use less RAM than a RHEL server running nginx with 10 vhosts?

Define what you mean by “overhead”

It’s weird to say there’s no upper limit. Somewhere around magnitude 46, the entire universe would collapse into a black hole. I think once you’ve destroyed the universe, you can stop counting.

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Would you say it’s been a long road, gettin’ from there to here?

Pumps are directional. Are you, perhaps, installing them backwards?

I’ve tried getting yacy to work on two separate occasions. I’ve thrown generous resources at it but never had a satisfying experience.

It depends on the area. My aunt and uncle in Dallas live in a house from the 70s. Three bedrooms, three baths, maybe 2200 sq.ft. They paid, I believe, $800K for it in (roughly) 2015. Many houses in the same neighborhood are of similar vintage, but the asking prices have only gone up. Values are inflated partially because a lot of buyers have the money to tear down the existing structure and build a McMansion in its place. There are dozens of them in the neighborhood.

The kicker is that that engineering has already been done because small trucks exist in other countries. Several Japanese automakers sell kei trucks in their domestic market. They could sell them in the US with minimal modification.

I kind of like how the Yen is denominated: all prices are integers. It would be roughly equivalent to pricing everything in cents, but at least there’d be no decimals.

My company has gotten good results from Amazon Textract.

I’ve heard people express the opinion that society is likely to collapse in the next several decades. If that’s a genuinely held belief and not just an edgy thing to say, then saving money for a future in which that money will be worthless makes no sense.