@shebang well you can get the delirium beers in other places too
red is just pretty funny because it tastes sweet and fruity while being like 9% alc
@shebang well you can get the delirium beers in other places too
red is just pretty funny because it tastes sweet and fruity while being like 9% alc
joining the soon emoji in name crowd
@shebang belgian spezi aka delirium red
@logout i guess that adds up to roughly the price of a new one in 2 years then?
but yeah i don't really see the point other than keeping the e-waste machine going
especially in the last ~5 years the generational differences have become super tiny, and i found it gross to change perfectly functional devices for new ones without having a very good reason to do so even before that
@lanodan @lumi yet another proof you can make everything better with garlic
@lumi why not both
pesto spaghetti code...
@valpackett you don't need a particularly good gpu for any of these, prey 2017 is great (one of the 5 or so major-studio games of the last 10 years that i really found worth playing) but it's basically just system shock, doom reboots are well known for being fairly light on hardware requirements but also i don't really care much for them gameplay-wise
@valpackett but anyway that's not really the point, the point is that in '98 a gaming gpu was made on like 0.5um process node, required no additional headsink, and consumed probably like 15 watts at its peak
since then, we've been doing so much shrinking, yet gpus get bigger and bigger and more gross
i could blame nvidia for starting this trend around geforce 8000 series but the industry as a whole is guilty
well that was smooth and easy...
already switched every sdl user in chimera globally to sdl3
@lumi disregard jack dorsey
only garlic now...
@mia it does not help that git2-rs is pretty much the worst thing ever and rust projects have a massive boner for putting it absolutely everywhere, because for some reason everything needs builtin git integration and if not it needs at least some deranged stuff like using it for build-time build tree introspection to embed the hash into runtime version string (regardless of if you actually build from git or not)
@lanodan it literally stayed in rolling boil for like 2 minutes as i took it off
smelled very bad too
>left moka pot boiling on the stove for the past half an hour
extremely good job me
@dalias @whitequark it reads as "you fools can do whatever you want as long as the thing you're protesting against is unaffected" which is total clown shit
@mia @0x9E01 the whole idea behind overcommit is scuffed and it's unlike what basically every other os does and it makes it impossible to trust the allocator to reliably fail
you can get less sucky *behavior* out of it with careful tweaking (and ideally a cgroups-aware userspace oom daemon) but it won't make it any less busted
@domi https://gist.github.com/q66/469a7f778624a35faa01ed6243e890dd this is the contents of the vendor dir for 1.84
(the checksum clearing is because if you patch a vendor crate cargo will yell at you because it keeps checksums of all the files, so the solution is to just clear the json file and then it stops complaining)
@domi it's literally every libc crate version rustc vendors and builds
@april @domi puters provide me with this little hyperspace where i can pretend i'm not completely useless + maybe on a good day even make some entity's life a tiny bit better so that is nice i guess
@koakuma so did they just drop it with no replacement? do they have a journal
@koakuma big oof
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