The thing about AMOC collapse is that its partially triggered by Greenland glaciers melting so this would be something that would be irreversible. Even if we got all CO2 back out of the atmosphere it may not restart. Then we would be in a situation where big parts of Europe would be against carbon neutrality or reversing climate change, because it would make Europe even colder.
The difference is that if something is proven mathematically it’s 100% certain and will not change. In other sciences you may be taught things that later turn out to be flat out wrong.
Its always so short sighted. Get a couple votes with issues like this, but in the lifetime of everyone who voted in favor of this, climate change will cause huge issues.
Hard to stay hopeful sometimes.
Two different frameworks for providing a graphical user interface. X is older.
If you were an alien sensing radio waves a city for you would be the same as a bright day for us: we are used to lots of visible light being scattered around, and the aliens would be used to radio doing the same.
Big companies use FOSS themselves, it makes sense for them to fund it. By being FOSS, they get to benefit from third party contributions for free.
We see in the visible part, yet we are not blinded by all the light.
Just curiosity, which generation are you? Personally, I had this feeling during the second Iraq war.
10000 yen is 60 EUR.
Instant travle win.
Its not a myth at all. If a software uses too much RAM it has to be killed because otherwise the OS crashes. You can read more about it here: https://linux-mm.org/OOM_Killer
Here is the source code: https://codebrowser.dev/linux/linux/mm/oom_kill.c.html
It absolutely will try, it just gets killed by the oom reaper.
Windows shows memory used for cache as free. Linux per default shows it as used.
Try free -m
Also I would disable swap, it is no longer 2004.
And bats.
Because you tried two different OSes and the point where it hangs is the point where the OS sends an APM/ACPI command to reboot / power off. This is the last thing the OS does. So if that’s not happening something is wrong with the hardware, BIOS, or BIOS settings.
You could try the syslog (journalctl), but logging is probably already off at that point.
Yeah that seems like a mainboard issue.
Not a mathematician but the way I understand it, is that it merely shows that there are unprovable problems, not that nothing can be proven.