If something I say sounds insane it's usually a shitpost, but if you wanna be sure u can ask (It will give me feedback to add notation so that I can be sure it's not misunderstood)
I can be weird and lewd here, I usually try to CW stuff correctly, mostly succeed but viewer discretion is advised, I am not strictly mDNI but I def would require not interacting with lewd posts, and I will block if I realize that this is happening. Also lewd stuff I post are usually jokes, I am in a monogamous relationship so do NOT try to unironically hit on me. Ironically is fine if I know you and its all for jokes.
Few statements that I believe so if u dont believe you might not like me and I might not like you: - Trans rights (I mean ALL trans rights. Transfem, masc, enby, anything else too, you are all valid) - Gay rights - Queer rights - MAPs aren't queers. Pedophilia is not a sexuality. - Privacy matters
3rd line is more of a joke about how I did the thing that I said in 2nd line doesn't matter I explain this here so i wont have to explain myself if some unfunny person decides to use that against me
I might've not achieved as much as some people my age But I also think that achievements and doing big things don't determine value of a person and also I did more than average person I think So whatever
@verdre Sorry for sounding like reply guy but this is just unfair comparison. Kernel OOM is last resort thing, meant to prevent complete freezing of system, which both Linux and MacOS have. MacOS can handle this better because it uses also (partially, more on that later) userspace Jetsom (its not rly named that on MacOS but iOS, but its essentially the same system) handler which monitors memory usage and does actions to prevent memory from going critically high so to not trigger the OOM. There are systems like that on linux, like systemd-oomd, tho it's done more poorly and those also just kill apps, but before they trigger the kernel OOM. There are also dynamic swap solutions like swapd, which do more or less the exact same thing, but it's not part of the kernel, which means it has to be installed. I am not saying that ur wrong about the handling of it on Linux (by default), it's mostly done poorly on most if not all distributions by default, and yeah sure distro's could allow to set it up easier so that they also have dynamic swap, but it's not just a Kernel thing and I dislike this "don't let kernel devs fool you". It's an desktop implementation and usespace issue, not kernel. Again sorry for long reply but you insulted ppl based on a fallacious comparison so like lol
Ppl called me schizophrenic for being against google and microsoft and laws that make surveilance easier and now I am vindicated I'd be happy but it's just scary