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Sorry for scaring developers

Norwegian proot with a taste for shitpostingDeeply sorry for my photoshop creations

Former account at Kbin

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  • I legit thought this was some anti android ad from blackberry

  • Socks

    Jump
  • I swear I watch all of LOTR with a friend in one sitting, return to lemmy and see LOTR memes. What happened? Are yall spying on me?

  • It's burning from the scorching hot insults we throw at it.

    Here's my insult to feed the sun

    Youre trying to be the center of attention, but really you're just a big ball of gas with a serious ego problem, and you don't see it because you're blinded by yourself.

  • Jellyfin and stick it in

  • Would be a shame if someone plugged this into a school network :)

  • Oh sorry I forgot to add the world wide web

  • Is the 2nd minotor for twice the horni, or is it for the discord call/teams meeting?

  • Thanks for the recommendation. Holy shit that guy is a weirdo

  • Based64

  • I think I'm out of the loop here... What does Taylor swift have to do with an airplane?

  • Sigh...

    A couple of years ago there were discussions on how stupid 20+tb harddrives were, mainly because they are so slow that the time it takes for files to transfer to a spinning disk was too long.

    Let's say you have a good 20tb drive and it can transfer files at 200MB/s. To fill that drive, it'll take 1 day and 8 hours of continuous transfer. If it's failing, and you're trying to get as much off of it you're screwed.

    Now let's think about that micro SD card. It's 4tb, and let's be gracious and give it a v90 speed class. That's 90MB/s. Looking at a calculation for the time it takes to fill it up, we're sitting at about 14h and 14 minutes. Worst part is that SD cards don't have SMART, meaning you don't know when they'll die.

    From my experience, even good SD cards die in my raspberry pi running pihole, and the cards runs idle almost all the time.

    Also there's this thing that the higher capacity a storage device gets, the more valueable the data stored on it becomes, not directly because it's high capacity, but because it's more trusted by the user.

    Guys, gals and anyone in between, please get a proper storage solution, something that won't fail spontaneously. If you need that kind of capacity, go for a Nas with spare drives, or at least get an ssd.

    /end rant

  • I learned blender just to make a representation of my code in action ...

    gif

  • Idk who needs to know this, but in Norwegian "runke" means to jerk off. "runk" is the word you add a prefix to in conjugation to get the different inflections

    • runke - jerk off
    • runker - jerking off
    • runket - jerked off

    Etc...

  • And that's why it's important to look at these numbers pr capita in a given area if we want to draw useful conclusions