

sudo mkfs.swap /dev/[swap device here]


sudo mkfs.swap /dev/[swap device here]


Haiku would scream on that, but I’m not sure on the browser situation. On any OS any browser lately is a memory hog.
Creating a different user account for it is out of the question btw, since you can still change the password for that user via the primary admin account
If they can su(do) they can open it. They’ve already authenticated.
You can do it with groups but since there’s no barrier to admin access it’s already undermined.
I’ve been collecting so I have some, not enough to rebuild from zero though.
If I have to I’ll downshift to DDR3-era, I still have a lot of that. It’s not ideal but it’s mostly serviceable with expectations appropriately set.
Edit: it kinda looks like you could downshift also, as long as you had a video card (and software set up right) that could understand newer video codecs.
DDR4-era is plenty good enough for anything I’ll use it for, and if not I’ll use two. 🤷
“AI CPU”
Also I don’t like the direction Ubuntu has been going for some time now unrelated to that.


Yeah that part is weird.


If a bad actor capable of doing this is at my computer they’re taking the whole computer with or without this vulnerability. Picking it up and walking away.
Not to say it shouldn’t be fixed, just that it isn’t worth panicking over for most users.
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What happened in 1997 🤔


It’s only a matter of time until they decide it should do both and it makes a mess. Calling it now.


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This isn’t going to end well.
It’s a reboot