FuckBigTech347

Unfortunately, for reasons that still remain somewhat unclear, the build of Linux running on the MCU is doing exactly that. What’s worse, Tesla’s graphical interface appears to be generating its own additional log messages. Despite the likelihood that nobody will ever actually read them, for every second a Tesla is driving down the road, more lines are being added to the log files.

Doesn't this also mean that the eMMC will eventually run out of storage space? I remember when I did something which also generated a lot of log files on an SBC. After a few months of 24/7 operation there was so much stuff in /var/log that the 64GB eMMC was almost completely full.

Please don't tell me they set up a cron job or something to delete some log files every day/week/month so this wouldn't happen. Because that would mean that they are aware of the fact, that they're writing massive amounts of log files to flash memory over and over again.

Decades are happening right now

unaffordable high-rise apartments in the cities

Not to mention that the people who do actually buy these don't live in them or even see them in person. Since housing under capitalism is just a commodity, an unaffordable apartment is equal to an unaffordable sports car. Both are used as status symbols to show off.

Let me guess; Are you American?

I'm so glad I'm not forced to use this garbage. Microsoft can't do anything right.

Every time I have to write code in jabbascript I think "can't be that hard" but then I stumble across some weird behavior like this and I first think "must be a bug somewhere in my code" but no. After some research it always turns out it's actually a documented "feature(?)".

I have no idea why this shitty language is so popular and the web standard.

🪝🐟️ I smell bait 🪝🐟️

Knew something like this would happen eventually. At some point in the future every anti-cheat that uses kernel modules will have at least one vulnerability like this discovered. Calling it now.

Lmao this looks like some random shovelware game for the 3DS

Thanks for posting! I didn't even know a setting like this existed until now. Everything sounds a lot better now.

I too switched to sway because any X11 compositor I've tried over the past few years I could never get vsync properly working. I have multiple monitors one of which has a different refresh rate. The mixed refresh rates actually makes X11 compositors constantly use up 10-20% of my CPU. And when I turn V-sync off my GPU starts sweating really bad for some reason. Wayland literally has none of these problems.