wreckedcarzz
@wreckedcarzz@lemmy.world
- Comment on iPhone owners say the latest iOS update is resurfacing deleted nudes 2 days ago:
I don’t care how
grabs your phone, throws it on the ground and blasts it with a shotgun
There you go! =)
- Comment on iPhone owners say the latest iOS update is resurfacing deleted nudes 2 days ago:
Afaik the default for windows 10 is weekly via disk defragmenter, and that assumes it recognizes the drive as an ssd. I’ve had drives cloned to ssds that retain the hdd flag and had to setup a 3rd party tool that actually saw it properly and would trim as expected.
11 might have reigned that in… but probably not.
- Comment on iPhone owners say the latest iOS update is resurfacing deleted nudes 2 days ago:
Every time I go looking, there’s a barren desert of male/gay content. In some lateral communities, furry porn is beating the content ratio like 10:1.
Y’all need to hold your phones or something while you browse the 5 billion straight communities, give me something that’s not weeks+ old. Uncut guys to the front of the queue, thanks. 📸
- Comment on Microsoft Word just fixed its default paste option 4 days ago:
Thanks
- Comment on Move UnRaid from metal to Proxmox 1 week ago:
I bought a used machine a couple weeks ago and am setting it up (1st bare metal build), prox with debian vm running docker. I found it annoying that pm doesn’t support it natively but the ability to do snapshots through pm is nice, and let’s me fuck around more than I would otherwise, slowly build up a machine.
But almost all of the stuff I have running on other machines is just docker containers, so it would be nice if pm just added a checkbox during install or something. (I want to poke at and learn pm, plus mess around with other vms, that’s why I didn’t do straight Debian)
- Comment on iFixit hails replaceable LPCAMM2 laptop memory as a 'big deal' 1 week ago:
No, not at the cost of locking in customer choice and flexibility. I have soldered-on ram in my ThinkPad, but not in my Predator gaming laptop. There is a -157% chance that Lenovo was trying to extract a few percent of extra speed so that I can open Firefox 0.13 seconds faster. Perhaps they’d try to cry “but battery life!”, in which case I’d respond with “well it’s not fucking working” as that machine barely gets 2.5h on a brand-new battery, browsing the web + terminal windows doing server admin stuff. (ThinkPad X13 Gen 2, Intel, with WWAN if you’re curious. Fucking 1.5k and it’s just passable for basic usage on the go.)
I’m not really upset with this ‘new’ standard, but the fact that oems are absolutely going to use it as bullshit marketing “look, we fixed the problem! get our un-fucked ram for only $129 per stick!”. That’s what the fuck I’m pissed off about.
- Comment on iFixit hails replaceable LPCAMM2 laptop memory as a 'big deal' 1 week ago:
“they did it to save power!!! 111 one eleven”
there was perfectly fine memory that was upgradable before. They (system integrators/oems) saw it as a way to kill the upgrade market, boosting profits.
- Comment on iFixit hails replaceable LPCAMM2 laptop memory as a 'big deal' 1 week ago:
“we created the problem of soldered-on ram! now we have the solution: a new standard, for no fucking reason!” -every memory, board, and system company
- Comment on Here’s your chance to own a decommissioned US government supercomputer 2 weeks ago:
buys it
just games on it
region-wide blackouts all the time now
“they really should fix that”
- Comment on Medieval Doomsday Weapon 2 weeks ago:
“it’ll light up [the rest of] your life!”
- Comment on Medieval Doomsday Weapon 2 weeks ago:
Yeah reading the Wikipedia article, the drop is unfortunate but the screwdriver bit, what a fucking moron. And he regularly did this while others observed, like fuck me if you’re going to be a dumbass, be a dumbass by yourself, dumbass.
- Comment on Medieval Doomsday Weapon 2 weeks ago:
A third testicle is sexy, okay? Though maybe not on the head…
- Comment on The Affordable Connectivity Program Kept Them Online. What Now? 2 weeks ago:
Tello, 100 minutes talk/unl text/a gig of data, $6. Uses the tmo network. You can also port your number to Google voice for a $20 one-time fee and have unlimited voice/msgs, as long as you have wifi service. Uses the Voice app.
Tello is my second number, few years now, had no issues. Used to have GV back when I had no money as a teenager, and would use my tablet as a phone. Worked surprisingly well.
- Comment on Rabbit R1 is Just an Android App 2 weeks ago:
It’s the internet. Nobody has any credibility.
- Comment on Rabbit R1 is Just an Android App 2 weeks ago:
Do you guys not have 3 phones?
- Comment on Can’t stand it when they do that 2 weeks ago:
Me: “man this is a pain in the ass, let’s go to [competing store]”
Me: never shops there again
Store: “well shit”
- Comment on Can’t stand it when they do that 2 weeks ago:
Or they just stopped stocking that item, and so you spend 15 minutes looking for something that isn’t there. -_-
- Comment on Can’t stand it when they do that 2 weeks ago:
Just ram them out of the way, full-speed, then act all offended that they didn’t see you. Go full Karen, make it a memory they won’t forget.
- Comment on The Dangerous Rise of GPS Attacks 2 weeks ago:
Per Kagi’s summary tool:
There has been a significant increase in GPS/GNSS jamming and spoofing attacks, particularly in the Baltic region and around Ukraine and the Middle East. The attacks have disrupted air and maritime navigation, with thousands of planes reporting issues with their GPS systems in the Baltic region. Russia has been increasingly blamed as the source of these GPS attacks, with signals traced back to Russian regions like Kaliningrad. The attacks can either jam GPS signals entirely, making the systems unusable, or spoof the signals to show false locations. The disruptions have led to flight cancellations and aborted landings, raising concerns about the potential for major accidents and environmental disasters. Governments and aviation/maritime safety experts are increasingly sounding the alarm about the threat posed by these GPS attacks. The attacks may be a form of "hybrid warfare" aimed at creating uncertainty and disrupting civilian and commercial activities. The number of GPS jamming and spoofing incidents has increased significantly over the past 4 years globally. While the disruptions have mostly impacted high-altitude planes and ships, there are concerns about the potential to impact individual GPS-reliant systems in the future. Technical countermeasures are being explored to reduce the impact of these GPS attacks, but the threat is expected to continue growing.
- Comment on Post your Servernames! 2 weeks ago:
I’ve played the 2D very briefly, but it was before my time so I lack the nostalgia and interest. Seeing the car transform was freaking awesome at the time, so futuristic. I was a kid back then and obtaining all secondary objectives was legitimately hard, but provided replay value.
I’d really like to see another, but I don’t know if whoever has the IP has any interest, or is even in business anymore.
- Comment on Post your Servernames! 2 weeks ago:
“why are the servers all fucking each other?”
- Comment on Post your Servernames! 2 weeks ago:
SpyHunter was a great game (the 3D ones). I still have both (?) for Playstation.
- Comment on 💤💤 2 weeks ago:
Snorlax needs all the hugs
- Comment on Peer pressure 2 weeks ago:
And then I can go over there and say “hey nice job, you can do mine next” and walk away.
I also don’t like neighbors. People in general, really.
- Comment on Elon Musk says it's his turn to have the remote 2 weeks ago:
All the other services, at once: “Nah nah, hold my beer, WE are the shittiest of them all”
- Comment on Elon Musk says it's his turn to have the remote 2 weeks ago:
Haha yes very good
(what does any of that mean, I’m not down with the kids these days)
- Comment on Elon Musk says it's his turn to have the remote 2 weeks ago:
Half of America: why am I suddenly erect?
- Comment on Why people are boycotting Asus all of a sudden? Asus outrage explained 2 weeks ago:
Brb ima order 64gb ecc ram and an epyc to play minecraft
(/s obviously)
- Comment on Why people are boycotting Asus all of a sudden? Asus outrage explained 2 weeks ago:
I had an msi board in my father’s build, and as I eyeing hardware upgrades I decided to get some more life out of it by adding some memory and updating the bios, as it was quite old. After the bios update, it never booted again. The upgrade tool said it was the correct file, that it was installed successfully, and that I just needed to reboot. Their flashback system? Didn’t work. Researching, it was apparently a KNOWN PROBLEM that msi just shrugged off, and several boards from that era would die after an update. No apology, no resolution, not even an admission of guilt. Because of that fuck up, proprietary software that my father used for business finances, wouldn’t activate on a new machine - the company shutdown the activation servers, and it required hardware checks, and there was no work around. The new program? Unable to read the old file format. We lost access to 20 years of tax/receipt records.
MSI is blacklisted for me, my family, friends, and anyone who I perform IT services for. I don’t give 2 fucks if the hardware is 80% cheaper and 200% better. Fuck you, they fucked perfectly good hardware, my reputation, and if we ever get audited we’re fucked. Eat shit and die, MSI.
- Comment on Cheap, but reliable SSDs? 3 weeks ago:
“honeyyyy, I figured out our vacation plans!”