They didn't tell me that. It's an i5 12th gen
PlexSheep
joined 2 years ago
No that doesn't make sense. The thing you're alluring at is a classical thought experiment showing contradiction in allmightiness.
P1: God is Almighty, meaning he can do anything
Therefore he must be able to create a stone he can't lift. But then there is something he can't do: Either he can not lift the super stone, or he can not create a super stone that he can't lift.
I have already received a whole new Mainboard. It's not something that can be fixed like this apparently.
I think they sometimes support open source. Isn't systemd in part developed by M$ people?
The water hose won
I have a framework, not that happy with it. It sometimes fails to find my encrypted partition (many times reinstalled different systems over the years), it heated up to 100°C so fast that it throttled down to 400 MHz all the time. The overheating is better since they sent me a new motherboard, but it still goes to 95 easily and heats up when doing the most basic stuff. I've also had some sound issues lately on Debian stable and testing, but not sure about that.
Einmal Döner mit alles und scharf bitte
Don't forget code generation for stuff like bindings or database schemes
That's why you always register a second hardware token. Those things could get lost.
The joke is long dead, long live vim
Exactly. If we "arm up", everyone would be driving these despicable large land ships like in the USA.
It wouldn't need to be super large necessarily. It could just be very very slow.
Theoretically, an immortal person with many many stones that follows instructions very clearly could "emulate" (be) a computer, right?