> Ok I guess but then why did Debian switch to https?

Because security people kept bullying them?

Ryzen master isn't a driver. Most of its functionality isn't even available in Linux, even with 3rd party tools or drivers.

it'll continue to be swift until morale improves.

yields dip when you have to have 4x size panel with no defects, though.

> Additional disk swap is optional

Where did you read that?

My experience has been that not only in reality the pool size is limited by the amount of swap space you've allocated, it's also uncompressed again when offloaded there which is ridiculous when you think about it.

just reading the title made me yawn for real.

got me also

same here

you've missed:

4. used electronics in 3rd world countries are much more expensive compared to developed ones (because not as much units were sold when they were new to begin with), so 50 euros will get you a 3rd gen in a poor condition at best (or some shit tier Celeron N-thousand something with a soldered 4GB RAM)

Few issues with that.

For one, PCs still make it there via ewaste shipments that then get repaired and sold for cheap, so you can have decent variety of old stuff.

And secondly, even a "3rd gen in a poor condition at best (or some shit tier Celeron N-thousand something with a soldered 4GB RAM)" as you call it, is better for learning marketable skills and making stuff, than whatever you can do on your phone, since office jobs will ask for skills with using a PC, not how skilled you are using a phone.

But hey, if you think you can pass through engineering school with only a phone and no computer, then all power to you.

> For one, PCs still make it there via ewaste shipments that then get repaired and sold for cheap, so you can have decent variety of old stuff.

No you can't. Unlike you, I'm talking from experience when I'm telling what €50 gets you in used marked in a non-developed country.

Just today I got a 15 year used laptop in a "developed country" (Germany) for €30. Windows 10 works in a VM. It did come with Windows 11, but I wiped that. What are you all arguing about?

Btw, I also got a Celeron laptop you were talking about, I got it for free.

I'm arguing that you can't find a laptop with 8th gen CPU for €50 in a developing country because used electronics (or simply all electronics) prices are much higher. I thought I was very specific about that.

ok, as you say, I'm not gonna argue about it

You are either hopelessly naive or you're being dishonest if you think he's even slightly less sociopathic than any other of 'em.

You are clueless if you think all CEOs are the same.

Then explain how Windows 7 64 bit uses much less memory than Windows 11.

the time that's never came lol