cows_are_underrated

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[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 4 points 13 hours ago (1 children)

It happens when you pick arch or Gentoo as your first distro.

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 7 points 13 hours ago

Idk, Gnome is quite nice. The biggest downside of gnome is the lack of Settings, but apart from that I really like the look and feel.

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 16 points 13 hours ago

If youre new to Linux I always recommend Linux mint. Rock solid Distros that can even be used by your 80yo grandma.

Didnt saw that it already has been posted. Will delete this post.

Thats interesting. My parents have a herd of about 100 Fleckvieh/spotted cattle (Including followers) and I couldnt remember that we ever had a case where a cow had a displaced hip or broken leg, because it has been mounted. We had to cull animals because of broken legs, but those were caused by other accidents.

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 1 points 2 days ago (2 children)

Thats quite of an exaggeration and this can be counteracted.

It is common, that cows can get hurt by the bull, but these wounds are usually only on the skin (this comes from the bull and other cows continuosly mount a single cow). If the ground however is slippery, it can happen that a cow gets hurt due to slipping when another animal tries to mount her. However counteracting this can be quite easy. Since you as a farmer usually know when a cow is ovulating just put her and the bull in a separate area, that has straw on the ground. At least in germany this is also mandatory (to be exact, its illegal to let the bull walk with the rest of the herd).

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

After taking a second look you might be right. Its kind of hard to see, due to shitty image quality, but they might have insemination rods.

However, I will not engage in any fundamental discussions about veganism, because its a completely pointless discussion that always ends in throwing shit at each other.

Why do you care if factory farming is bad?

Because I've seen it all. I know how bad factory farming can be. I was raised on a farm and therefore I would say, that my knowledge about farming is quite big and I know what farming can look like if its done properly.

Endeavour: Openly has a crush on arch, but is too lazy to put effort into dating.

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 13 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (9 children)

OK, so first of all, what they are doing in this picture is checking if the cows are pregnant. I have never seen someone being table to impregnate cows by sticking their arm up their ass.

Second thing you should remember: In nature the bull literally does not fucking care. If a cow is ovulating (bulls and cows are able to detect when this is the case), he will literally try to fuck the specific cow the entire fucking day. IRS not like he fucks the cow once and then its done, we are talking about the bull following the cow the whole day and continuously (trying to) fucking her.

I would argue, that a single small metal rod is less tiring than a horny bull trying to fuck you the whole day.

And before people are going to throw shit at me: No, this does not mean, that industrial grade factory farming is in any form or shape a good system. I have seen it all and I know how incredibly bad it can be. However, I Am not a fan of throwing the word rape (even if the exact word has not been used here) around, simply because you could somewhat classify the natural process as rape too.

Theres a reason we have 256TB SSDs. Consumers dont really need them and they are of limited value vor conventional Datacentres.

A few more to add to that list:

Piep egal/ wumpe/ links wie rechts

That were the last ones I could come up with that werent already mentioned.

[–] cows_are_underrated@feddit.org 13 points 5 days ago (3 children)

Zero fucks given is not exactly the same as "Its sausage to me". The German sentence "its sausage to me" would be better translated as "I dont care". Another difference is, that "zero fucks given" can be used to describe other people without explicitly addressing them (example: you and someone else observe someone doing something and you can literally say "zero fucks given" following any action and everyone else will understand that you meant the person you're observing). This is not possible with "it is sausage to me". The sentence structure changes completely when you try the same thing with it.

In theory you can use them in the same situations, but I would say, that "its sausage to me" gets mainly used for describing oneself and not other people.

 
 
 

Someone once told me somewhere, that if I am trying to learn rust, I should learn C first, so that I know how to shoot myself in the foot, learning to avoid doing so, so that the borrow checker of rust doesnt seam to unforgiving (since you somewhat know, what happens if you dont follow best practices). So thats what I did (somewhat) for the past 6 months. I wrote some stuff in C, but mainly I had quite of a deep dive into operating systems (mainly linux), working mechanics of memory and the CPU and a lot more (I will try to make a list of the stuff I learned and the ressources used below). My question to you is, if there are any additional concepts/things I should learn beforehand, to start learning rust.

The (somehwat complete) list of things learned for the past 6 months:

  • Stack Behaviour (Why its so fast, what its used for,....)
  • The heap (why its useful, but dangerous)
  • Theoretical Concepts of threading (Concurrency vs. paralellism)
  • Theory of race conditions (how and why they occur, and some tricks to avoid them)
  • Concepts of Memory allocation on an OS level (Address Spaces)
  • System calls and the separation between kernel and user space
  • Signals
  • Basics of Inter-Process-Communication
  • CPU-Scheduling (CPU-/IO-Bursts, context switches, different scheduling algorithms up to ROund RObin (based on complexity))
  • How loops, conditions and function calls get implemented in Assembly / how the CPU performs these
  • Bitwise Operations

I probably forgot a significant part of the stuff I learned, but its quite hard turning it into a list, without writing a whole book, and trying to remeber everything.
Most of these things are mainly theory, since I havent gotten around to code that much in C. However I definitively have some experience in C. This includes on how to handle pointers, basics of handling the heap, strings (even if I absolutely hate them in C) and some system calls (I played around with sbrk for custom memory management without malloc).

The ressources I used for learning is primarily the YouTube-Channel CoreDumped (I highly recommend), LowLevel and some other ressources, but these were the most helpful ones.

So, feel free to send me down my next rabbit hole before starting rust.

 
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So, I am soon going to finally set up my first home server. Exams are not that far away, I am motivated as shit, my first own domain is bought and I want to level up my sysadmin skills.

Currently my plans look like this:

  • Host Jellyfin
  • Host my own NAS
  • Some form of hosted musicstreaming integration with my local music
  • Automate Backups and push them on my server
  • make all of the above things available where ever I want using my own self hosted domain.
  • run my own dns

In the long term I also want to be able to host my own webapps, since I will soon start to develop one for someone.

Now I want to know what suggestions do you have, for stuff thats really cool and that I can selfhost.

Edit: thanks for all the replies. Definitely going to look into this.

 

These times may also create some really strong women.

 

I am searching dor some form of software that I can use to watch all the different media I have stored locally, similar to Jellyfin. However the Problem is, that I do not have a dedicated media server (yet), so I am searching for something that I can use like Jellyfin, but that just runs locally. Everything that I have found is aimed at media servers. Do you have any suggestions?

 
 
 

It was literally like that. I had a script of about 310 lines and the main function was like 10-20 lines of code. I had a very nice Setup of objects that handled all functionality possible behaviours independent and so my main function was just receiving a user input from another function and add accordingly which included like 3-4 different scenarios that are being handled in the main function.

 
 
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