• _cnt0@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I said it (at least) a dozen times (what is the repost frequency of this?), but, that food looks disgusting! Like from a dystopian scifi.

    “Eat your platter of brown slime from the synthesizer and shut up!”

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      You really need to get educated about Mexican food, because it’s delicious! (Unless you’re vegan, then there’s very little Mexican food you can eat.)

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        1 year ago

        It may be delicious but none of that looks appetizing and I eat Mexican food all the time from various restaurants.

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        Last time I ate “Mexican” food (prepared in Germany by non-Mexicans) it at least had color. Now, that looks delicious: Except maybe the platter of brown slime. The pale shades of brown and yellow in OP’s picture do not look appetizing at all, let alone delicious (even if it might be).

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        Except that “delicious” is subjective, never mind that “Mexican food” is an awfully broad category.

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    1 year ago

    I would like the rice and bean update but not the other identical rice and bean plate that is rotated 180 degrees.

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    1 year ago

    The updates were never the issue, It was having them get in the way of what you were currently doing.

    I would say I don’t remember updates bothering me as much back on Windows 7? I don’t recall them suddenly shutting down my computer when I was in the middle of a game or work, Only to fail and hold my PC hostage for half an hour…

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      Windows’ approach now being ‘everything is a cumulative update, lol’ is what I suspect makes it take so long for the updates to actually install now.

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        1 year ago

        I’ve done massive updates on Linux, sometimes it asks me to restart when it’s done, but I’ve never been forced to, I don’t think, unless I’m updating to a whole new version of the OS.

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      Make sure the “Get the latest updates as soon as they’re available” is off. I think it’s off by default. That setting will reboot your computer no matter what as soon as the update is done installing.

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    1 year ago

    Windows: 1GB of download, one bug fix or two. Linux: 20MB, total refactor or some major feature

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    This isn’t fair.

    There’s a bug in one of the most recent security updates on windows, something to do with the size of the recovery partition, so at the moment plenty of windows users aren’t updating or failing to update, and it’s not as if windows has fixed it yet either so most users are stuck waiting on it.

    In other words: sometimes far too many updates, sometimes not enough (timely) updates, often broken updates.

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      I have a laptop that’s suffered from that for a while now, so it’s not just one update but a trend. Tried a number of things from clearing space to even a manual download on a USB to force it. It always reverts back to churning away trying to complete the update, restarting, and then reversing it. The irony is the laptop works fine until it comes time for it to check again, then repeat ad nauseam.

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      1 year ago

      What version(s) of Windows are affected?

      Didn’t hear it it - and seldomly booting my windows…

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    I was at a Chinese restaurant on Rhodes about 15 years ago, where they served food windows update style.

    We ordered off some menu written in Chinese and Greek letters and in a probably wrongly translated German too, so we had no idea of what we actually ordered. Just accepting the terms, right?

    Then they started serving food.

    We ate through 3 dishes and was about being full thinking this was a great deal, but then they just served another meal, and like, okay… let’s have a taste, and then it just kept coming in table servings instead of individual servings. Every time we emptied a plate theyd bring in something else. We never asked them for anything though.

    A few servings in we realised how we’d misinterpreted the menu and said, ok enough is enough, and they were like “but you must have the dessert, it’s part of the price, you already paid” (we hadn’t actually paid then, but I suppose they meant"included") and so well we ate another three rounds of ice-cream, sugar-fried dumplings and fruit, to the point where I had to stand up and say “No more food! Please no more!”, and the waiter was “More food yes coming up!”. We stopped her and just stood up, throwing a bunch of money on the table according to our order and hoping it was enough. The waiter then came back with change.

    Microsoft wouldn’t return your change.

    Anyway… epilogue. I get it now. Chinese custom is to leave food when you’re done and an empty plate is a request for more. I was on Rhodes 2 years ago, and tried to find it again, but the restaurant seemed to be gone. There was a kebab shop instead.

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      Funny enough I had a very similar situation happen to me and a group of friends in Rhodes Greece, except at the end of the meal the bill came and it was exorbitantly expensive. We realized it was a scam but we were drunk and the food was really good so we payed and left.

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    The dopamine from updates is real. After using an arch based distro for awhile, I switched to one with weekly updates instead. I was surprised by how disappointing it was to check for updates and not have any available.

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      Arch together with btrfs or zfs (or in a few years, bcachefs) and snapshots is the way to go. You can just boot to a previous snapshot if something fails.

      The end game here is of course NixOS, where the operating system itself provides a way to boot to an old configuration by default.

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    Chrome is the one I see all the freakin time on Linux … sometimes it’s once a week but it’s more like every two weeks they completely update the entire software, get rid of the old and install a new version. It wouldn’t be a big deal but if you’ve tweaked any changes with one version, they get wiped everytime which forces everyone to stick to the software and never change it ever at all.

    For the record, I use Firefox and only keep Chrome if I need the browser for any reason … like casting.

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        I think the devs know at this point people are gonna keep using it no matter what for the foreseeable future.

        How else are you gonna talk to you friends? You really wanna be “that friend” who forces everyone else to download another program and make a new account?

        They’ll only fix issues if it shows up on a financial report.

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          1 year ago

          I’m literally that friend! Just yesterday I set up a mumble server (it’s called murmur!) purely out of disgust towards discord.

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            I’ve already made a Matrix account and talked to a few of my more paranoid friends about switching over.

            But most of my gaming buddies are mostly content putting up with Discords shit for now.

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              The issue with matrix is it’s unreliable. Text works, because it doesn’t really matter if it arrives a minute or so late. Everything else kind of really sucks. The inability to decrypt my chats on all devices every now and then just straight up pisses me off. And they’re not newly added devices - all of them have been signed into at the time of messages getting delivered!

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        That shit has so incompetent devs that they’re updating the fucking .deb file instead of using the internal updater to push every update.

        An entire update used to be something worthy, now it’s all worthless.