Comment Re:Um ... (Score -1) 38
the quality of this site has really declined if a comment like this is rated higher than 1
Comment Re:This man is a monster (Score -1) 348
Would you agree with the statement "you don't get to just riot and invade the capitol because your preferred candidate didn't win"? Do you agree with Trump's pardons?
Comment Re: Oh, well good (Score -1) 348
Your comment is dishonest.
Comment Re:ChromeOS "Flex" helps (Score -1) 52
In my experience with 2GB memory on an acer cloudbook, it seems that 2GB memory isn't even enough to check your gmail now.
I'm running Linux with a very cut down light desktop (LXDE) and unnecessary services disabled, and zramswap enabled. Chrome + one tab of gmail and no other tabs open at all exhausts the physical RAM and starts using lots of swap. It also takes like over a minute before the inbox opens and becomes responsive.
Maybe it works better on chrome OS, I don't know, but I can't imagine it's that much better. I'm surprised you're getting any reasonable use out of anything with less than 4GB memory now.
I'm running Linux with a very cut down light desktop (LXDE) and unnecessary services disabled, and zramswap enabled. Chrome + one tab of gmail and no other tabs open at all exhausts the physical RAM and starts using lots of swap. It also takes like over a minute before the inbox opens and becomes responsive.
Maybe it works better on chrome OS, I don't know, but I can't imagine it's that much better. I'm surprised you're getting any reasonable use out of anything with less than 4GB memory now.
Comment Might be an improvement (Score 1, Insightful) 277
To be fair, I can totally imagine an LLM doing a better job at user interfaces than today's awful "designers" who all seem obsessed with making scrollbars invisible
Comment Re:Wayland still sucks (Score -1) 76
tacit admission that you've got nothing and serviscope_minor is right
Hopes For Sustainable Jet Fuel Not Realistic, Report Finds (theguardian.com) 176
Hopes that replacement fuels for airplanes will slash carbon pollution are misguided and support for these alternatives could even worsen the climate crisis, a new report has warned. The Guardian: There is currently "no realistic or scalable alternative" to standard kerosene-based jet fuels, and touted "sustainable aviation fuels" are well off track to replace them in a timeframe needed to avert dangerous climate change, despite public subsidies, the report by the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive thinktank, found. "While there are kernels of possibility, we should bring a high level of skepticism to the claims that alternative fuels will be a timely substitute for kerosene-based jet fuels," the report said.
Chuck Collins, co-author of the report, said: "To bring these fuels to the scale needed would require massive subsidies, the trade-offs would be unacceptable and would take resources aware from more urgent decarbonization priorities. It's a huge greenwashing exercise by the aviation industry. It's magical thinking that they will be able to do this." In the US, Joe Biden's administration has set a goal for 3bn gallons of sustainable aviation fuel, which is made from non-petroleum sources such as food waste, woody biomass and other feedstocks, to be produced by 2030, which it said will cut aviation's planet-heating emissions by 20%.
Chuck Collins, co-author of the report, said: "To bring these fuels to the scale needed would require massive subsidies, the trade-offs would be unacceptable and would take resources aware from more urgent decarbonization priorities. It's a huge greenwashing exercise by the aviation industry. It's magical thinking that they will be able to do this." In the US, Joe Biden's administration has set a goal for 3bn gallons of sustainable aviation fuel, which is made from non-petroleum sources such as food waste, woody biomass and other feedstocks, to be produced by 2030, which it said will cut aviation's planet-heating emissions by 20%.
Comment Re:a class of user who will benefit (Score -1) 18
I don't think this is really fair. Some people are deaf, does that mean apple and every company shouldn't ever develop features that deaf people can't use?
Comment Re:Misleading title (Score -1) 75
Trans women had what you always yearned for, but some of them chose to give it up. And some others kept it because genitals != gender. Your jealousy and resentment are burning hot, I can sense it. The reality is, your PENIS will always be small, and the thought that even women have bigger penises than you keeps you up at night.
You will never have a big PENIS, and that's why you hate trans people, trans women especially.
You will never have a big PENIS, and that's why you hate trans people, trans women especially.
Comment Waste of trees (Score -1) 80
Maybe by the time this date comes around, if the trees aren't already destroyed by fire or by war, people will see the value in the trees and not kill them to make paper for books that would be much more easily and conveniently read digitally
Comment Re:Easiest way to destabilize a nation (Score -1) 189
what the fuck are you even saying, this comment being voted so high shows how far slashdot has fallen. or maybe I'm mistaken and the site has always been this way, populated by autists who have fuck all meaningful experience or understanding beyond some very specialist technical field
Comment Re:Not for various reasons (Score -1) 75
How does it feel to be such a worthless piece of shit that you simp for mass murderer authoritarian totalitarian dictator assholes?
Comment Re:This just in! Computers outperform humans... (Score -1) 37
Can't believe this comment isn't rated -1, slashdot has fallen a lot since I used to read it
Comment Oh god PENIS (Score -1) 51
Yeah man -- PENIS. Penis lands.
Comment Re:16-bit legacy software (Score -1) 105
It can probably be used via winevdm
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