Tbh, the same applies to the bible in geneal
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Tnx, will check it out!
Allrighty, a poor choice of words, then. What I meant was more or less along the lines of "while I like the idea of communism, I think maintaining vertical power structures while trying to make it happen is more or less doomed to result in yet another autocracy"
Good to meet you, bachelor frog
Sorry to disappoint, but I'm not exactly into Marxism-Leninism, I'm more of an anarchist myself (the idea of dictatorship, be it of a working class or anyone else, doesn't sit right with me). And ml was chosen at the time just due to it being hosted by the Lemmy devs
You can argue with communists, you can't argue with fanboys or those who accepted Marx as the one and true Messiah and tell you to read ze book instead of providing any points. But that's applicable to pretty much every topic (oop bad, for example).
Sounds like one of the cells has died; fully agree that it's best to replace the battery (given its 7th gen, I doubt it's still under warranty).
Alternatively, if you like tinkering with stuff just for the sake of it, you can replace the offending cell (often slightly expanded compared to the rest of them), or all 3/4 of them: in my experience, replacing only the dead one results in another one dying relatively soon after, but may still be a viable temporary solution if you're short on money or have something of similar size lying around. Also, if you decide it sounds fun, be sure to look up how-to's, as just disconnecting a cell will make most BMSes lock themselves + possibly burn the fuse, and you probably don't want to play the game of "is this BMS unlockable without paying 100500 kilomoney for specialized equipment"
The task is rather unspecific about what kind of permutations are of interest as well as if there are any restrictions on the number. Like, are 999999999 and 999999999 the same or different?
Both strange and not, tbh. On one hand, I understand the sentiment; on the other hand, installing more software with its own dependencies to isolate electron's dependencies, and potentially installing twice those libs both electron and something else on your system depend on seems counterproductive (leaving the security benefits of containerization/sandboxing out of the question here, tho).
Huh, didn't think of that 😅
That's if you don't keep track of whether it was modified. It comes more or less for free if you're the filesystem, but may be more complicated for external programs. Although, ?maybe inotifywait can track for changes to the whole directory, but I'm not sure here
Death, likely