No? Either the application implements its own case-insensitive index, or you’ll have strictly worse performance than an implementation in the file system. The application would have to make multiple syscalls (which have a fixed overhead).

Careful, people might try to steal her blood!

Put a handful in your mouth and use your lips like a rectum

I’ve had a number of issues when updating systems between major versions, especially with Ubuntu. It’s nice not to have that problem anymore.

No, that’s not true. All current models use output from previous models as part of their training data. You can’t solely rely on it, but that’s not strictly necessary.

It missed the final sentence

Nope! AFAIK Unreal is only used for rendering, not logic. So you’ll get the bugs from Bethesdas engine with the performance of Unreal 5.

All “atomic” distros I’ve encountered allow booting into previous versions, so this is simply not an issue.

You are technically correct about “atomic” and “immutable”, but you’re missing that e.g. the Fedora images use the wording “atomic” to refer to their update procedure, and they implement this using an immutable system. Nobody here is misusing these terms, because they are both applicable in this context.

On a dev station, it’s a nightmare.

I’ve been very happy with it on my dev stations, definitely hasn’t been a nightmare!

Nah, I heavily disagree. It’s amazing for developers too, and they are explicitly part of the target demographic - not just of the normal variants, there’s even special developer-targeted images like Aurora.

Now that’s a blast from the pissed!

Well, duh. The rabbit isn’t eating another animals poop, but their own. Sooo…

I especially like the casual swipe at GNOME, they deserve it!

The bible is basically a combination of Star Wars (sand) & Game of Thrones (long family lines & rape)

I see, it’s Christian fan fiction. Good for them!

Maybe the real Judas was the friends we made along the way

Wait, he went to hell? So canonically Jesus is a bad person? Which means the god is too? Yooo

Oh, that’s the guy with the private lake, right?

Thanks, but I know, I was just continuing it :D

A library of that size probably has at least 8-10 library cubes