Hmm yeah maybe it was /sys, it’s been so long I can’t remember.

I seem to recall echoing into a file to set some value which we then checked the value of in the kernel module code. It was just a hello world type of thing for a college class.

I seem to recall in an Operating Systems class we wrote a kernel module and communicated with it through the proc interface?

I’m aware of /proc but usually use lsof to find open fd’s for a process.

Is one better than the other?

Regardless of the age of someone entering into a contract (by clicking a checkbox)

Aren’t there certain rights you can’t waive, regardless of age?

I really feel like you could astroturf MAGA rednecks into destroying flock cams with the right propaganda campaign. And probably a bunch of other shit they think they believe in. But there are conservative think tanks already engaged in this type of online propaganda pushing them in the other direction.

It really ties the room together.

Does gmail not do this kind of blocking outside of the US?

I wonder if there should be some kind of law or regulation around this. It’s an antitrust issue. Though no one in Congress would understand what this is.

Maybe they send emails using someone else’s smtp server? (Like some paid service that provides smtp?)

For some reason that “data center” (maybe server room is more accurate) looks like a grocery store aisle to me. Maybe it’s the rack height? I can’t quite put my finger on it.

Edit: the lighting, the floor, that high ceiling. Whatever is going in at the end of that aisle looks like refrigerator doors.

That’s an interesting theory on monks. They also knew how to read and write and copy books, which was super useful. Do we know they were incels though (like prior to joining?) The rules prevent marriage. But for such a useful group, you’d think you’d want to keep them happy. Maybe allowing trips to the local brothel or something.

I’m sure this will result in much less stupid useless shit on YouTube.

Nookin’ in the loaf.

What’s the difference between a lentil and a peony?

I see several people claiming they just use it for marketplace, or whatever it’s called.

Are there really enough trees in the area for that? Seems like a desert wouldn’t have the amount of trees required for such a spread to occur. Which also seems like a good reason to conserve and protect trees rather than burning them.

This thread is peak Lemmy.

On the Internet, no one knows you’re a pattern.

Are these ui elements from the “incompletely loaded css” theme?

Get God