CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@whitequark Reminds me of how I affixed 2242 SSDs in 1st gen HP EliteBooks 850 (they had a M.2 2260 slot, and I couldn't source thin enough spacers for the 2242 hole anywhere).

@eniko … I thought this was a Windows Setup screenshot when scrolling by (due to the background colour).

@cR0w No problems in Vivaldi and Servo.

@MFennVT @fesshole Math teacher.

@cstross @RueNahcMohr @Powerfromspace1 HDD prices are already soaring – 2 years ago I paid 336€ for 20 TB, today 12 TB costs more than that.

@colinstu @foone @cadey Whenever you post a link to a site, every instance that the post federates to will try to fetch preview data from the link, so you can expect something like 300-500 requests within a few seconds, which seems to be quite a burden for many sites.

@NanoRaptor @allypally @gloriouscow @ehurtley @Nentuaby Hey, they sent it before you made the logo, right? Just charge them the agreed-for fee for extracting the logo from PDF.

@vonxylofon @mfennvt @fesshole A+++ is a thing of the past, now most washing machines are rated E or F (as are most other things under the new rules).

@thomasfuchs 0.0017 for me: https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=AK8jKP__3z37

@mfennvt @fesshole Normal load on mine is 3.5 hours (which it will shorten if it detects that the washing isn't too dirty). I really don't mind, because I set it up in the evening to finish by 6 in the morning, when the cheap electricity ends).

@Rairii @ticky I had a 486 laptop with hardware hibernation support (which was likely implemented in SMM). It needed a special partition on the disk, then when you pressed a key combo (don't remember what it was – Fn+Esc maybe?), it switched to text mode to show the progress of saving RAM to disk.

@aeveltstra @ticky No, you need to press Fn+F5 to get that screen. This laptop is old enough that pressing just F5 sends F5, not a media key.

@Siff @NanoRaptor @film_girl Interestingly enough, your link claims 0.0011; for me, it showed 0.0017, but the link shows 0.0018. Looks like floating point shenanigans strike again.

@Unixbigot @Lats What switch is that?

@anthonybearles Here brown bin is for green waste, blue bin is for paper/cardboard, green bin is for glass, yellow bin is for packaging (this includes, but isn't limited to cans, plastic bottles, CDs, styrofoam), and black bin is for everything else. And of course if you go to an area serviced by a different garbage truck company, the colours will be different.

@foone Win16 programs are NE, but I have no idea if you can combine NE and PE in the same file (would have to look at what each of them needs in the stub .exe header).

@max @foone DOS stub is still present in Windows ARM binaries (32 and 64-bit).

@foone I remember some utilities from back in the day that did this; I even wrote one (QB 4.5 for DOS .exe, VB 5.0 for Win32; IIRC, I had to run the VB linker manually, which let me specify the .exe to use as DOS stub).

@foone Not just 64-bit EXEs, EFI binaries also usually (but not always) contain the DOS stub.

@alexandrageese Considering what Facebook started as, why is anybody surprised?