Humans can’t really digest cellulose (assuming the shirt is made of some sort of plant fiber), so eating the shirt would probably expend more calories than it provides.
Humans can’t really digest cellulose (assuming the shirt is made of some sort of plant fiber), so eating the shirt would probably expend more calories than it provides.
Simple! Just change the gravitational constant of the universe.
OK, and compared to what? “Less” is a comparison, but you didn’t specify what you’re comparing Debian to.
Out-of-the-box RAM usage is a pretty specious metric because you’re not installing Debian (or any other OS) just to have sit there in its out-of-the-box condition. Do you think a Debian server running Apache with 1000 vhosts will use less RAM than a RHEL server running nginx with 10 vhosts?
Define what you mean by “overhead”
It’s weird to say there’s no upper limit. Somewhere around magnitude 46, the entire universe would collapse into a black hole. I think once you’ve destroyed the universe, you can stop counting.
I’ve tried getting yacy to work on two separate occasions. I’ve thrown generous resources at it but never had a satisfying experience.
My company has gotten good results from Amazon Textract.
Sitting through meeting after meeting about compliance.
I started learning Japanese recently. It’s made me realizehow sloppy English is with vowel sounds.
The cure for ignorance is education. Even PhD-holders can be stupid.
“You will use Edge as your default browser”