Guilherme Calé

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@_____143___ Which is probably for the best if you're running an enterprise class data center, but if you just have a media server I don't think it really matters if there's a 1 in a million chance a tiny piece of a file gets corrupted

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@_____143___ It seems ECC is mostly useful to minimize the risk of your days being corrupted while it's still being written to the disk, but that's something that can happen with any filesystem. I feel like ZFS folks recommend anything that prevents even the tiniest risks to the data

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@_____143___ Afaik ECC on AMD is also kind of a mess. Although they support it on most of their latest CPUs (all of zen 5 I think) support is still very much dependant on the motherboard, with some vendors advertising support, others not but it working on some boards
https://t.co/XBwCvri0R8

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@_____143___ These two seem to be the best bet that fit all those requirements:
https://t.co/2lIzyU6F1G
https://t.co/khHATGM9O6

If you're willing settle with DDR5 ECC there are some more options, like these:
https://t.co/Qaokmw92MS
https://t.co/xlgkLvGmwM

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@_____143___ With those requirements motherboard options are pretty limited: Intel only supported ECC memory on the W680 chipset (12th - 14th gen), and only a subset of those boards have DDR4 support

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@gaykittycorps @AuriBlooms Do you have an example of one if these epubs with embedded page numbers? Just curious

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@orangegcn @yellowpkspe It was through the web browser on a blu-ray player, but same vibe

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@spinelessaisha afaik most filesystems can only grow to later sectors on the partition, so "growing" a filesystem to occupy earlier sectors is really just moving it first and then growing it to the later sectors (a lesson which I also learned the hard way)

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@Protodedester Didn't realize it was out already. Thanks!

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@sentinel_actual @Rhomaic @catgirlprostate How is the minimum working age in the US relevant? I don't care about what's legal in some backwards country

And as anyone would know, you can reverse the effects of gender affirming care

I'll stop arguing now since you've been purposefully avoiding my point

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@sentinel_actual @Rhomaic @catgirlprostate So parental consent is enough for joining the military but not for a medical treatment for gender dysphoria?
Also, of course a person of non-working age should not be allowed to incur a debt they are not able to pay off, but that question is a non sequitur

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@sentinel_actual @Rhomaic @catgirlprostate Can a 17 year old consent to joining the military?

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@sentinel_actual @Rhomaic @catgirlprostate - a 15 year old is not a child, they are perfectly capable of consenting to medical procedures or getting a tattoo
- gender-affirming care (hormone therapy, surgery, etc) is the most effective treatment for gender dysphoria

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@calltheball_ É preciso ser muito burro para não ver as desvantagens e as contradições entre os vários pontos 😂
São estas as grandes mentes que apregoam a literacia financeira

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@Rhomaic @catgirlprostate None of these people underwent gender-affirming surgery as children or as adults without informed consent. It's funny how British transphobes always come across as some of the stupidest people online lmao

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@dm4uz3 This looks like a shell script, but not sh or csh. Is ksh the default login shell on macOS?

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@cannibality Recently I liked "The Shadowless Tower", "Black Dog" and "Brief History of a Family". Also, "Youth (Spring)" and anything else by Wang Bing.

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@tomatothepotato Isto é o regional que vai até Badajoz passando por Elvas?

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@bee_fumo Also, on Arch the .so files are directly under /usr/lib, but on Debian there's an additional directory for the target triplet (e.g. /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu)

[Guilherme Calé @guicale_]

@bee_fumo I guess it's true that at the end of the day is just an archive with the metadata included in different ways, but you might also have issues with the filesystem structure across distros (e.g. on Arch and Fedora sbin is a symlink to bin, but on Debian they're still separate)