If it were difficult or time consuming to lookup or fetch items from the cache, it’s not a very effective cache 😬
If it were difficult or time consuming to lookup or fetch items from the cache, it’s not a very effective cache 😬
For anyone interested in reading more on this type of thing, the colloquial term seems to be “SMM panel” where SMM is “social media marketing”. EN Wikipedia has nothing of course, but DE has this: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMM-Panel.
BuT He wAS aN ASSassIn!
I noticed that of the late night hosts Seth Meyers had the least material on the subject to the point of it being conspicuous.
Feel free conduct a cursory search for it on this very platform which will take all of five seconds.
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
yt-dlp is a feature-rich command-line audio/video downloader with support for thousands of sites.
This was one of my favorite lines from the show. I snorted reading this 🐽
Not OP, but in my house we’re very happy with it. Will even work nicely over WiFi, though you do have to manually turn all the settings down for that.
It upsets me to no end that this isn’t a standard package 😭
Gross. Nice catch. I need to have a new account indicator.
I cannot possibly fathom how no one seems to catch on to bait and switch. At this point I’m just like “well duh” 🤷♂️
I assume you’re joking lol, but just in case that’s Luna Lovegood from the Harry Potter movie franchise.
Oh there are huge problems with my viewpoint - I wouldn’t even say it’s rational lol! I think that’s probably why I have trouble with the great rational arguments like yours (and many others in this thread).
I didn’t know there was a proper name for the 80/20 rule, thanks!
Upvote for VLDL reference 😁
(Ich spreche nicht gut Deutsch 😬)
The reason I struggle with this rationale is that if everyone did this we’d be even more worse off. Kinda like I struggle to get around the apathy-is-the-enemy philosophy.
Oh indeed not deprecated, my bad. Wayland is default and “preferred” (how they’re deciding what to prefer I can’t imagine), and X11 is confirmed to be removed in a future release.
Plasma deprecated their X11 session in v6 pending removal in the future, and Redhat has already dropped it in Fedora & will do for EL in the next release.
Apart from fjordbasa’s caveat RE “ubiquity” above, this is probably the most succinct answer 😐
Virtually everything that’s ever written permanently to disk first exists in memory though.