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Comment Re:Think smaller (Score 1) 21

Seems like that would be entirely false.

Sure, if you have no experience and want to share your feelings about it.

Embedded and constrained systems are where a proper amount of RAM is easiest to provide directly.

This is a matter of perspective. Where you're shipping many units and want to save money, it can easily be false, as it was in both of my examples.

How does one know where they "need ZRAM" and where they don't?

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Comment Think smaller (Score 1) 21

ZRAM and Zswap are used all over the Linux ecosystem, even on machines as constrained as the Steam Deck

The technique is especially useful on even more constrained systems, like embedded controllers in 3d printers and such. The only places I've ever needed ZRAM were on a phone with 512MB and on my 3d printer with 256MB.

Comment Re: America is a 25% functional unemployment (Score 1) 188

I say BS.

Yes, that's pretty much all you say.

if you are unable to beat out the bottom 25% of workers in your pursuit of a better job, then I'd say you probably *couldn't* do the job of an H1b worker.

I see you've never been involved in hiring. I'm not surprised, I wouldn't involve you either.

Comment Re: America is a 25% functional unemployment (Score 1) 188

So you're going to insist that the 700K H1B workers in the US, cause 40 million Americans to be unable to support themselves? That is exactly what rsilvergun alleged.

Here's what he actually said:

Subject: America is a 25% functional unemployment

That means one quarter of working adults cannot support themselves

Fucking learn to read you illiterate fuck.

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