The issue you’re highlighting is due to the difference between metal and plastic. I have an Orca bottle that has a plastic lid that screws on without any rubber gasket and I end up with shreds of plastic in the bottle.
Plastic rubbing on metal leads to the plastic degrading and metal on metal does not make a good seal, so I think a rubber gasket is your only option.
I have no way to prove it obviously but nothing in that story was made up.
So wait, I’m not just a grumpy old man who doesn’t like a lot of noise, this is actually a disorder?
Honestly though it’s an interesting question and I wonder if this is just the “natural state.” I really started to feel it after I went RVing for a year. It’s a relatively recent (in the overall span of humanity) development that people would be in groups large enough to make this be an issue.
I was at a hibachi place in December and one of the managers was trying to light a candle. The lighter didn’t work and he made a joke that it “must be made in China. It’ll cost 25% more soon!” A guy at the table said “well you’ll just need to buy one made in Pennsylvania!”
I asked him if he knew of any companies that manufactured disposable lighters in Pennsylvania, and he just said “Trump will make it happen!”
The disconnect is crazy.
It is disabled in the default configuration because you need enough swap space to enable it - which is an overkill amount of swap for any other use case.
You just need to allocate enough swap space for hibernation.
Both of those work on Linux. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Power_management/Suspend_and_hibernate
Looks more like I-40 than 95.
Hm. So it’s like tilling but the nuclear option?
I’ve seen controlled burns in forests to consume fuel so it does not start a wildfire. Why burn a field like that?
I appreciate the subtlety here.
This would be a lot funnier without the last two panels.
This is why I mostly listen to prog, they’re all way too high to hate anyone.
Sadly there are some people who believe that.