Unless there is an easy way to convert a DrivePool to mergerfs etc.

If I understood right, it’s just software joining together multiple NTFS drives. When you open in another os it’s just a normal NTFS drive

You could take two drives and create a raid1 (right? Or yolo without redundancy?) btrfs array. Move stuff from one drive, when it’s empty, format it as btrfs and add it to the array. Repeat for every drive.

But…

With this much data I wouldn’t risk if you don’t have experience with btrfs via cli

13 billions for something that if disappeared overnight, it would be just a mildly inconvenience and replaced by a 1:1 competitor in less than a day?

Eh, otherwise the “ultradumb” facebook ranking algorithm totally doesn’t know.

Onlyfons? Ok, it’s rated appropriate for children, and pad the post with some porn ads that the algorithm totally “accidentally” missed

Your link without the unique advertising id that tracks directly to your account:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKYTMGB8

They had to hide the unique tracking info because otherwise the link becomes 8x longer

It happened also before

https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/04/fda-details-slew-of-failures-at-plant-that-made-eye-drops-linked-to-deaths/

The facility, it seemed, was primed to produce contaminated products. FDA inspectors noted that Global Pharma didn’t verify that components of the solutions, bought from suppliers, were sterile to begin with. And the areas of the facility where the solution was supposed to be made aseptically—contamination-free—weren’t fit for producing sterile products. That is, the walls, ceilings, and floors were not smooth, hard surfaces that could be readily sterilized as they should be. Instead, there were cracks, protruding nails, and holes in the wall. But, even if the area was cleanable, the company’s protocols for cleaning were also deficient, the report noted.

FDA inspectors noted problems with cleaning and maintenance of machinery, which could have led to cross-contamination from other products manufactured in the facility. On the second inspection day, an inspector also noted a “black, brown colored greasy deposit” on parts of the filling machine, and the facility’s equipment logbook noted that it hadn’t been cleaned in nearly a month. A few days later, a manager told the inspector that there was “no procedure for cleaning” the filling machine.

Main reason: in order to make more money they outsourced production from the united states to the cheapest facility that they could find in India

In this way they saved $0.15 per bottle, who cares if hundreds of people lose vision

Well at the fifth floor there’s an asshole that’s renting the whole floor on Airbnb and I’m contributing to that, with all the up and down traffic of tourists. Would you be happy? Before the Airbnb I spent way less than that

The coin was just a token, 100 lire (0.05€ + 50 years of inflation, let’s say 50 cents). It doesn’t cover maintenance but it avoids assholes repurposing a residential apartment as hotels. And it had a key to bypass it (example: wheelchairs and such)

It was like this in the 70s in my building

TBH I would prefer if it was still like this, because now that is free and everyone is using it, I’m paying €200/year for electric and maintenance for an elevator that I take once a month (split bill between all apartments)

Edit: I take it once a month because I live at the second floor and it’s faster to take the stairs, not because I’m renting to someone else

Projects won’t get signed unless they project a 10000% ROI

Remember that they paid 53 bil plus a huge loan that ea itself will have to pay, for something that has a 300 mil yearly profit

Basically ea FC (or what’s the name now?) will become a gambling machine to hook some whales

Why, what news? What I need to be careful this time?

They don’t care about email scraping (which would be illegal)

They simply want people to install the app because it exfiltrates a lot of tasty data to them.

An email might “only” contain ab invisible image to track views and unique links for tracking clicks, while if the user opens the app they way more data.

From the APK I see they can get stuff like

• All the contacts of the user, all email addresses and phone numbers
• GPS location
• Camera and photos
• Microphone
• Your phone number, your device IMEI and your unique advertising id, for cross tracking you better around other sites
• Send push notifications for FOMO promotions like “OMG it’s the last one buy now before it gets sold out!!!”

They’re pretending that they’re still in 2008 where a basic word or letter swap in the copy wouldn’t trigger the blocklist.

Facebook 100% knows about those ads and is willing to be complicit in the scams for pure profit.

With the massive datacenters running their useless LLMs there’s no way that they couldn’t detect those ads.

150k is for a single district, statewide they plan to waste millions on this

Probably the price for the bribe was way lower of what she would have to repay back, so it was a no-brainer

But can you imagine if the datacenters also hoarded all the solar panel production capacity through 2028?

Although we would benefit from the dirt cheap panels from the bankruptcy auctions, while almost nobody has use for hbm memory chips

51k€ for the ultra basic trim that doesn’t even have air conditioning, 65k€ for the average. Never saw one in real life because if someone needs one for work would buy one of these for A THIRD of the price:

And if someone needs a penises enhancement device would buy a Ford raptor

Did they think what would happen if the gas price goes up and their profitability is completely dependent on that?

I wonder if they did this to appease the EU or just to have a way to prove in court that a specific competitor distilled their model using claude

If I don’t like it and there’s no way to tell them to never show me irrelevant shit, then, while not technically an ad, it’s practically an ad

But if you block ads on Facebook, then what will you read? When I accidentally go to my profile, it’s a post from someone I actually follow for every 20 sponsored posts. It’s a website to watch ads, then every once of a while your ad viewing session is interrupted by some real content

It is a chatgpt poster