There’s a nonzero probability that one of these slightly edited meme graphics is going to make its way into some reference material, and it will be hilarious when that happens.

No wage! Only spend!

2 Duo. I remember when those came out and how multicore was still a novelty. Now my economy chip in my home desktop has 16 threads.

Boggles the mind how they work for free for a business.

The only correct answer. Pay for that availability if needed around the clock.

When I left my last job they were using the zip file method for version control and one creative developer managed to link two versions of libc at the same time.

Software is so useful that the standard for utility is extremely low.

We test AND develop in production. Get on my level.

Three animal control officers found a toy alligator at the scene[.]

Mandatory work party.

Does cross posting imply that the post already existed somewhere else first? I’ve submitted links independently which then showed up as a crosspost from somewhere else.

I wonder if you’re on an instance that doesn’t federate if it would still show up as a crosspost.

I think it’s likely you would have access to all of it because the testing in the article clearly shows the kernel can see the memory. Thus, the graphene kernel should be able to use it.

At least the OS seems to know that the additional memory is there. This means root apps or custom ROMs should be able to use all 16GB.

Today is the second best time to discover who you really are.

The Internet was a mistake.

This is the way to do it. Sadly, my wife really wants to use the Roku remote. I must oblige her.

I have the ax210 installed. Interesting. Is this an intel chip on this mobo? I wonder if you’re running out of PCI address space to map the devices as there have been some changes to how this work in the kernel. You migth try intel_iommu=off as a shot in the dark if it’s not getting detected at all, if you have an intel chip. Does lspci see the device at all?

Do you know what your Intel connectivity chip is? I’m curious.

Have you been able to try a more recent kernel version? It may have improvements in the driver situation.

Are you me? It pissed me off that the system was obviously designed to disregard my wishes one too many times. Luckily, gaming support has been very good.

I’m so good at having multiple projects I’ve yet to finish one.