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@kibcol1049 fun little story.
I was learning my wife's first language and one of the first things Duo was trying to teach me was "calm down" - and later it evolved that to "I am calm, you are not calm!"
Little shitbird was trying to get me into trouble!
(I later bailed on Duo when they went AI-crazy)
@neil honestly, I'd prefer everyone just fucks off with the pointless images entirely. Sure, images that are actually relevant? Fine. But if you could just slap in a stock photo or slop photo? You don't need that image at all.
Words. They do work.
@mcv @Khrys let's take it a bit further too. Nobody uses a pre-built systemd straight from upstream, every distribution is building and packaging it.
This seems very trivial to patch right back out and/or put behind a define. (I would actually be surprised if it wasn't like that, to make compliance with different jurisdictions easier).
@bhasic I'm betting that computing the size of the contents is a high-latency task, for larger or network directories. You need to make a stat call per item, instead of just looking at the directory inode once. That can really add-up.
(but... hard agree on how silly this tooltip is! wow.)
@davidtheeviloverlord @sundogplanets "if the weasel fucks..."
@project1enigma @cenobyte @rebane2001 true unless you pass the argument not to add that... But at that point things are getting silly and there's definitely better ways. But in most of the things I work with, a truly empty file and a file with only a newline in it are close enough to equivalent.
@cenobyte @rebane2001 I usually just use truncate or echo "" > whatever but this is a lot more terse. I like it.
@futurebird @vikxin for those who don't like the idea of killing for this, peanut butter might be worth a try!
@i0null *sign bit
@FritzAdalis @SecurityWriter they detect tire pressure by secondary effects instead of a direct pressure measurement.
They don't require a sensor in the tire, but they're slower to alert and less accurate (in my experience)
@poisonpunk @stux that's a separate and (I believe) legitimate thing people are trying to manage.
I see a lot of #gazaverified people acting kinda spammy, though, but I am never sure it's not just a misunderstanding of how to use the platform or sheer desperation.
