Sea water caused the batteries to short out, causing the cars to catch fire.

As long as it continues being one of the top games on steam by online player count, and/or it continues to make them boatloads of cash?

But... these people are dead.

I love the 1950s, the solution to any problem was just "idk, have you tried nuking it?"

I mean, from what my friend who works in the ER has told me about patients they've had, it sure sounds like a warzone

You can, but it'll be a pretty one-sided conversation

sorry, i shower twice a day and wear deodorant but i just sweat so damn much that i end up smelling within a few hours no matter what :(

I, too, eagerly await the release of phones with a 1200km range.

Looks like a graphics driver issue. Are you using the proprietary Nvidia drivers or Nouveau?

The recommendation for ECC memory is simply because you can't be totally sure stuff won't go corrupt with only the safety measures of a checksummed CoW filesystem; if the data can silently go corrupt in memory the data could still go bad before getting written out to disk or while sitting in the read cache. I wouldn't really say that's a downside of those filesystems, rather it's simply a requirement if you really care about preventing data corruption. Even without ECC memory they're still far less susceptible to data loss than conventional filesystems.

That is very slow, unless the drive is connected over USB or failing or something, a drive of that capacity should easily be able to handle sequential writes much faster than that. How is the drive connected, and is it SMR?

people always complain about nvidia drivers on linux, but personally my experience has never required anything more than sudo apt install nvidia-driver