@whitequark @markuswerle i wouldn’t be surprised if telephones or telephone books used to come with a spelling alphabet chart like they did here

@EeveeEuphoria probably charges or discharges fine but battery status is incorrect or missing

@RedstoneLP2 i checked

they did in fact just increase LBA size to 38 bits

@RedstoneLP2 i actually wonder why uc is only 128TB max

SD is 2GB max bc 32 bit signed integer byte count
SD HC is 32GB bc microsoft won’t format fat drives bigger than that
SD XC is 2TB because 32 bit unsigned block count
SD UC is 38 bits block count nowhere near exfat limits

@RedstoneLP2 ***that don’t exist yet

#OTD in 1797, the Top Hat 🎩 was invented by John Hetherington. It took him over a week to pluck up the courage to wear it and when he did he was arrested 👇

@vvelox @soatok @deetwenty even text only messages have the content sent multiple times and potentially base64 encoded. just standard settings in typical email clients. but despite that it’s still reasonable to have on a computer and also is fast to index

@soatok @vvelox @deetwenty effective filtering and indexing needs access to the message contents as well.

imo email inbox sizes are also quite managable to have on device as well, I have most emails i received for 5 years and the email content alone is less than 1GB. a big chunk of that is just down do the inherent inefficiencies of specifically email (like probably 300 or so megabytes are just to support systems that have 7 bits in a byte).

I also don’t think email inboxes would be as large if they weren’t used for everything from authentication over push notifications to public forums

@ada positive 30???? man the site is unsalvagable

@ada what’s the score of that copypasta comment

can we get funding for the raccoon snuggle program

when did product recalls start involving astrology? “mercury is in gatorade”

"average e-mail user reads the entire unprocessed message headers and body of any e-mails when checking their e-mail inbox" factoid a myth: autism natalie, who reads the unparsed bytes of every e-mail it receives is a statistical anomaly and should not have been counted