Didn't nextstep become freebsd in some roundabout way
ryannathans
joined 2 years ago
Feeling enlightened?
The bigger number is slower because it's latency represented in clock cycles, and can only be compared for memory rated for the same frequency
Canonical makes ubuntu makes upgrades break on purpose so they can sell you ubuntu pro that has the fix in it. For example the upgrade you mention broke grub but only the paid support release ring/branch has a fix
Mince is a very different beast to steak due to surface area. Mince is not safe unless cooked through, whereas steak is generally safe even rare
You CAN polish a turd but it's still shit
The prison wallet
Sorry what, it infects muscle? And remains infectious after cooking? Gonna need a source
That's only a recent thing though
They are generally large, uncompressable and replaced instead of updated like text files. All files stay in the repo history forever, they make repos big and slow compared to text files with no advantages provided (e.g. as you said, diffing etc is useless).
If a binary file needs to be stored in git, it's usually more appropriate to use git LFS for that file. Git LFS stores the binary outside of the repo in the same way that database engines store binary outside of the respective table.
In this case, it would be much smarter to use version control on the text in the document, not tte binary file, which is a feature of essentially every document writer program.
Haha I feel the pain
Fuck canonical, me and my homies use pop os and flatpaks