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7 months agoThis helped
sudo apt modernize-sources
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We’re all waiting to hear about what Linus decided regarding bcachefs, aren’t we?
2·9 months agoIf you only need to worry about the IP changing, then your ISP is not using NAT, or CGNAT as it is better known. I’m pretty sure that you can also use port forwarding, which is not commonly available under CGNAT.
Accessing your home network that is kept inside a NAT by your ISP, without you having to acquire an online server somewhere.
I have a single server with everything inside. By using Tailscale to access my server I’m giving full access to it and the entirety of my network to a third party tool that I don’t know that well.
8·1 year agoCould you please share a source? Found a more neutral stance https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/ukraine-recognizes-israel-and-palestine-commits-1717324150.html. Also some references on him asking for weapons from Israel, which being in a war would make sense.
Did you disable fastboot in windows to make sure this doesn’t happen again?
Filesystems may be remounted read only on error. I’d expect that to be reverted post reboot, but maybe your error was big enough for it not to? You may want to search how to perform an fsck on the affected partitions.
I found this gitlab issue two days ago after I noticed that the video camera was always on in powertop. The workaround appeared to work for me and the reduction in power consumption was noticeable, but Cheese wasn’t able to find a camera afterwards. Didn’t test other software.
Now, if I could just find a way of reducing the screen consumption…
IMHO systemd tries to go above the requirements of an init system and behave more like an abstraction layer to the OS, in the same way Linux is an abstraction layer to the hardware. Would we be better with a micro kernel, instead of the Linux beast? Maybe, but we do all use it and it is mostly a standard nowadays. Same for systemd. Could it be simpler? Sure! But having a standard abstraction layer at user level for all distros is excellent for an app developer. And, AFAIK, it should be possible, albeit less verified, to disable most features and use alternative implementations.