Over time, it will destroy large parts of the park.

A brain teaser about visiting all islands connected by bridges without crossing the same bridge twice is now the basis of all internet routing. (Graph theory)

If you had two infrared drones you could have started a rescue mission with the second one.

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I mean that’s pretty easy to build yourself. You can write a super simple web app and on get it displays a message then deletes it from database.

So containers have been standardized for a while now (OCI), and even if you install “docker” it’s actually just installing containerd with docker-cli. For years kubernetes is not even supporting docker-shim anymore. So there should be no issue. What is even the problem you are running into?

Its not a myth at all. If a software uses too much RAM it has to be killed because otherwise the OS crashes. You can read more about it here: https://linux-mm.org/OOM_Killer

Here is the source code: https://codebrowser.dev/linux/linux/mm/oom_kill.c.html

It absolutely will try, it just gets killed by the oom reaper.

Windows shows memory used for cache as free. Linux per default shows it as used.

Try free -m

Also I would disable swap, it is no longer 2004.

TrueNAS will remove VMs the next release. It still supports containers directly.

Edit: apparently I misremembered that and its untrue.

Both. Also some concepts may exist in one language and not the other.

It’s not feasible. A project can have 10s or 100s of thousand lines of code and it takes months to really understand what’s going on. Sometimes you need domain specific knowledge.

I read through those installers that do a curl gitbub... | bash. Otherwise I do what amounts to a “vibe check”. How many forks and stars does it have? How many contributors? What is the release cycle like?

The Nordics are far ahead in this. Torx everywhere.

What’s up with that. Why would you walk through piles of corpses barefoot.

This could mean that they eavesdrop on your router.

ZigBee (home automation protocol) operates on 2.4 GHz just like WiFi.

They could have guessed that there is a smart light or maybe they were able to look it up on your router.

The basic thing is this:

You cannot turn emotions off. They always come back.

Anything an individual can do to try and suppress emotions, it never works. Whether it be telling yourself you have no emotions and trying to become a machine, or using drugs, the emotions are still there.

This leads to a negative cycle where you manage to suppress emotions for a time, but then they come back worse, and you double down on your suppression efforts.

On top of that you are making the underlying issue actually worse.

The only long term solution is to make peace with it. It is possible. There are even Mengele experiment survivors that forgave Mengele.

Related: https://youtu.be/n07-DfFWdrk

Bit pendantic but I think its interesting: no, water doesn’t always boil at 100 °C. It can boil anywhere between -50 °C and 317 °C, depending on pressure.

On top of Mt. Everest you cannot cook potatoes because the water boils at 71 °C. On the other hand, with enough pressure water does not boil at all, instead becoming a supercritical fluid - a different phase from gas or liquid.

Its above the critical point, so water will be a supercritical fluid. 370 C already requires 217 atm of pressure.

The binary is called apt-get. There are others like apt-cache etc.

Apt is a script that just figures out which binary to use and passes the arguments on.

• apt update -> apt-get update
• apt policy -> apt-cache policy