Comment Re:On the Nurburgring, the driver is most importan (Score 1) 145
I'll add to my other comment, she did the lap in 10:08 in a 146hp van (I think)
I'll add to my other comment, she did the lap in 10:08 in a 146hp van (I think)
Was it her? https://youtu.be/5KiC03_wVjc
But interestingly the very fastest lap was with an electric vehicle: https://nurburgringlaptimes.co...
Gas or diesel powered cars are in the tuning stage, not rapid development. Modern electric vehicles are in their infancy and they are still in the rapid development stage. There will come a point where it just becomes pointless to create gasoline powered super cars.
For the last 10 years, I have been asking people more knowledgeable than I, "How big should my swap be?" and the answer has always been "Just set it to twice your RAM and forget about it." In the old days, it wasn't much to think about — 128 megs of RAM means 256 megs of swap. Now that I have 4 gigs of RAM in my laptop, I find myself wondering, "Is 8 gigs of swap really necessary?" How much swap does the average desktop user really need? Does the whole "twice your RAM" rule still apply? If so, for how much longer will it likely apply? Or will it always apply? Or have I been consistently misinformed over the last 10 years?
If you didn't have to work so hard, you'd have more time to be depressed.