I began working out heavily in my 20s because I was scared of being unable to in my 30s.
The key was discipline and training, your body remembers, and you age but you keep half.
I look at Arnie for inspiration, he was happy and still pumping iron in his 60s and 70s, proving it’s all about a good mental attitude and consistency
What’s an “immutable” distro? Is this like the OSS version of a closed/prop kernel?
I have no idea. It’s already compiled so it’s pure state and runs on any platform. It would be a monumental project to reverse engineer the kernel at this point.
Why?
That wouldn’t do anything but suspend the program for a few seconds.
Auto-restore would restart the simulator in case of a catastrophic crash, or voluntary closure.
You would be absolutely correct
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If you need specific and special access to universe core data, you can submit a maintainer request at:
Universe@Core
A cloned archived sectional copy might be provided upon request only containing relevant data with regards to research on a localized sector of the simulation.
It’s 0.666× time scaling max, and 0.0625 min.
One second in the simulation occurs roughly every 16 “real seconds” if on a direct pipe in a closed instance with a superuser.
There’s a time warp/stretching factor which slows down or speeds up the time simulation, allowing for extremely complex physics calculations to occur in what appears like real time, it’s all lerped to synchronize with unitary clock, so even a 16 Hz explosion looks like 480 Hz.
To avoid crashing, light-speed has been capped just below the engine maximum of 300,000,000 m/s² at
c_max=0.999
(See: Time Dilation, General, Special Relativity)
The simulator is OSS
The kernel is proprietary and written so long ago the original coders and maintainers have long since died off
KDE Plasma is genuinely good
Kubuntu is a drop-in replacement for Windows 10
Before piracy there were demos and shareware, which let you see if your machine could handle the game or content and give you a vertical slice, and let you show it to friends for word of mouth advertising.
Then, Steam put a two hour refund window with no questions asked, which helped a lot of “this crashes on start, I can’t open this at all on a RTX 4090/high end PC, 15 FPS in the fog, etc”.
Developers learned from that and they began padding/gating content behind two hours of gameplay, so you wouldn’t know until 3-4 hours in that the game was grindy dogshit (SCUM, Ark, Empyrion, and countless other Early Access and sometimes full release titles like NMS on launch day for example).
So the correct thing to do, and it’s what I do: Pirate the game, make sure it runs/works and is fun and there’s no “gotcha” traps or hidden DLCs or other predatory mechanics involved, and THEN pay for the full title on Steam+DLCs and just continue the save.
My Steam Account has actually already been flagged over a dozen times for this because my primary savegames are like Razor1911.sav, and so far it’s still in good status because I am actually spending a couple thousand/year on content.
I wait and let everyone figure out what the least broken Linux distro is.
Debian is stable. Stable is good, for an operating system; because I actually want to use my computer.
Not play with the operating system for 4-6 hours per day.
I was bicycling at high speed, closed my eyes to enjoy the breeze, and slammed into a concrete pillar, pretty much skinning my right leg in its entirety.
I hobbled home leaving a trail of blood, making some people sick on the way, treated my wounds with hydrogen peroxide and bandages, it took 21 days to heal and was intensely painful.
As I was laid up in bed and staring at the ceiling, I thought:
"I only closed my eyes for 3 seconds at 20 MPH. I’m never taking my eyes off the road in a car. Whoever texts me can get fucked."
Mode=50; RefreshRate= 50 Hz
Mode=51; RefreshRate= 59.9999999 Hz
Mode=52; RefreshRate= 60.0 Hz
DefaultMode=51
FallbackMode=50
Thanks Xorg.conf
It sounds like an interview question and not really an icebreaker, imo
What the fuck :O
That’s my CD-Key! Aaaaaa
No, it was a user on the FreeNode IRC in #Linux, not Stallman
If you are using CPU only, you need to look at very small models or the 2-bit quants.
Everything will be extremely slow otherwise:
GPU:
Loaded Power: 465W
Speed: 18.5 tokens/second
CPU: Loaded Power: 115W
Speed: 1.60 tokens/second
GPUs are at least 3 times faster for the same power draw.
I don’t know what GPU you’ve got, but Lexi V2 is the best “small model” I’ve seen with emotions, that I can just cite from the top of my head.
It tends to skew male and can be a little dark at times, but it’s more complex than expected for the size (8B feels like 48-70B).
Do Q8_0 if you’ve got the VRAM, Q5_KL for speed, IQ4_XS if you’ve got a potato.
I mean; you’re right, they’re probably taking some kind of supplements and are on a very regimented diet
Obviously we don’t need to be in the same caliber or grade as them, it’s more to do with the general attitude or headspace they’re in
I don’t think fitness should be competitive, other than with oneself, and those small lifestyle changes amount to being able to sustain said athletic lifestyle late into life
(See: That 90 year old guy always doing winter morning walks in the park!)