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ya'll are simply dumb!
currently there are 40 (yes that is fourty or 80%) of the states impose "road use tax" at registration of an electric vehicle because they dont pay gas tax for roads.
there is this thing called google...its on the internet...it allows you to search for answers to things...
you have it backwards. IBM has to buy the company and then it dies off (Rohlm, Lotus, .... Redhat isnt dead yet)
if NV buys IBM no idea what would happen.
however, HP is just about as bad...let's see HP bought Compaq, Cray, StorageTek, Tandem and DEC oh and of course big endian SystemV from...
on every new version of the chip set i worked on ... the speed increase alone would change how the code behaved and we would have to implement more checks to make sure things happened in the correct order.
out of order execution is NOT always that great. sometimes you remove the bus before you...
the real question is this baked into the bios/firmware of the laptop or merely programs running on winblows?
does a lenovo laptop running linux still offer up the goods or not?
Copilot's ability to view everything is of huge concern...My SIL is in charge of PI at a company and because of Copilot they will be MS free by the end of the year and are working as fast as they can to make that happen sooner. bill gates or not, this is their own fault
the way i understand it is this:
instead of using 854mb of ram for the metadata for a 1tb swap device it only will now use 598mb of ram for metadata.
while a savings sure, but if that is your big worry then there are other places you probably should be saving ram as well and im not talking about...
let's see here
it takes 1,000 GB to make 1 TB
and it takes 1,000 MB to make 1 GB
and you are saving 256MB out of 1 TB
so 1/4th of 1/1000th ... simply amazing! /s