I think that systemd oomd is pretty slow. I get a quite a few minutes of unresponsive system while waiting for oomd to do something. Honestly rebooting is faster than waiting for it to work.
I recently installed and enabled earlyoomd on fedora, and on an initial test, I still got an unresponsive system with the default settings, but after around 20 seconds or so, it killed the responsible process and I was able to continue working. Not perfect, but much better.
Murder on the Dancefloor - Sophie Ellis-Bextor
I cannot find anything about this. Do you have a reliable source for this claim?
This is kinda weird… Yeah, they can get big. Most usual is to have 4 names (2 first names + mother + father)
Anyway, it’s kinda weird because I wouldn’t give anyone more than first and last name… And that’s what most people do, (unless we’re in the rare situation where two people share the same first + last name). Why was your friend making you write his full name?
Did you just watch the same Ryan George sketch as me?
Yes, those work :-) giving money to MS was more of a joke.
Most database engines support stored procedures. You don’t need to give money to oracle, you can give it to Microsoft instead.
Not sure what you’re trying to say here… did you copy the wrong line from the script?
I’m wondering what I’m missing here… I have proxmox, and jellyfin is running on a lxc container, along with other stuff. The whole server uses 10W on idle. It does jump to 35W when transcoding, but is that bad? Is jellyfin notoriously power hungry?
Yeah. The USA is the one supplying the most monetary help, but I doubt Ukraine would just give up, if that help stopped.
You’re missing the party where the man that approached Tucker had tears in his eyes.
Exactly, they’re the same picture, right? /s