darthsundhaft

TIL moment 😀

Ditto

If I recall correctly, this has to do with how NAND flash storage stores the data on the physical media. I think trimming in SSDs performs some kind of maintenance in this regard but it all has to do with that the cells storing the bits (which make up the data) have a limited lifetime of being written to.

After a while, it will stop being able to write to specific cells in the media and the drive eventually “fails”. I think the way the drives work is they try to actively not write to the cell as often to increase the longevity of the drive. So when it gets filled up, maybe it’s trying to calculate more with less available cells? Not sure why else.

Please also get rid of the stupid radio ads that have honking sounds. I don’t need that shit during rush hour where everybody is already stressed as it is. Car honking noises doesn’t fucking help.

Literally the dumbest thing I hear MDs say when I’m legit there for a reason. Like c’mon now.

We sentence you to seppuku.

MEIRL

I still have fond memories with my old family Wii growing up. It got given to charity but will always remember raging on MK.

vtuber is all you need to see in the title to determine what goes on there.

Thanks, I hate it.

So then strike. En masse. Now. Do it. You know this is the way. The billionaires don’t care about boycotts until they actually affect them enough. Stop going to work. March to the capitol. Demand change. Now. Do it.

Not all nand flash are the same. Those drives (without reading the article) were probably MLC. Modern nand storage use TLC b/c they’re cheaper to produce allegedly. The gold tier of nand flash from what I recall would be SLC which I don’t think they even make or sell anymore for regular SATA or NVMe storage.

Also, Jerry Seinfeld sucks ass. Boo him tf out.

Weird ass crossovers and fan theories incoming.

If only they would do that with my virginity…

Agreed

I am actually deeply afraid of bears. So maybe not totally far off. lol

I still don’t quite understand why use k8s. I think to say that it’s the same deployment everywhere, at least to me as someone who doesn’t know kubernetes, really it’s the container images and maybe container files that “keep the same things” across deployments.

I’ve always heard of Kubernetes as being for orchestration more than anything. Would like to hear where Kubernetes makes sense and where it doesn’t make sense. Also, what problem is it actually solving that I can’t already do with just running a container or 2 with docker or podman?