#computer nonsense

there are many (some?) confusing things about haskell but the one i struggle the most with is that many means zero or more and some means one or more

running a server on a pi cluster is difficult because like 4 people in total have done it before. if i see exec format error one more time i will cry

Free advice to Apple: I would be WAY more likely to run my updates, instead of clicking “later” and telling it to remind me tomorrow, if it were possible to move the little “updates available” pop-up. If I could move it out of the way, even keeping it stacked at the top of everything, and let it annoy me until I was ready to make the difficult commitment to quit Chrome and restart the computer, I would do it, eventually. As it is, I will leave it up for a while and then I inevitably give in and get rid of it because IT’S RIGHT ON TOP OF WHERE MY TABS ARE. I can’t get to all my rightmost tabs with it there. So I inevitably want to get to one of those tabs, and so I tell it to try again tomorrow (which is the only way to get rid of it), and then I close it with the intention of updating later and instantly forget about it until it pops up again the next day when I’m again in the middle of some shit and don’t feel like dealing with it right then, but maybe I would later, but before that time comes I need to get to my tabs, and on and on. In conclusion: Make a little grabby title bar thing for it and watch me actually update my OS more than once every six months. 

i could set up a bungeecord on my cluster. then i could add other ppls servers and also my own. and have it act as a hub server where you can easily connect to other servers. hmmmm

hhhhhhh kubernetes would be the holy fucking grail for minecraft servers if i could just get multithreading working. theres got to be a coremod somewhere that distributes ticks across multiple cores