Right, but that’s exactly it. It’s still only just anecdotes and subjective claims. It might be that it’s indeed a valid form of treatment, but the evidence we have doesn’t seem to point to that as a rational conclusion.
Whatever you personally experience might in fact be a placebo effect or confirmation bias.
Studies are currently inconclusive on the efficacy of Binaural Beats. According to this meta analysis, five corroborate BB, and eight do not.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0286023
So it’s still woo until studies consistently fail to disprove that BB does anything.
I am going to leave out Intel for compute as I know little about the state it is in.
I forget which community it was posted in, but iirc, Intel just lost a bunch of their Linux devs (Fired? Quit? I forget). Arc had some dedicated dev time put towards it, but unless something has changed, it’s likely still a hanging question as to what the future of Arc driver updates will be on Linux.
So you are probably safe to recommend people avoid Intel GPUs for now.
Always, when a game tries to force me to use a stick-click to sprint or I need to perform an action with ABXY while turning via right stick/pad.
Oh, I know. I was agreeing and my own two cents
Purity culture affects everyone in different ways. Sex bots, toys sold in Walmart, YouTubers having sex toy sponsors…all of that adds up to tearing down these old social norms that have roots in religious dogma, and it’s long past time we left that archaic thinking behind.
Don’t you have that backwards? This is an atomic distro, and you’d want to mkdir /var/home then symlink /home from that, no? Otherwise, you’ll wind up with a home directory that is immutable.
If y’all don’t like it, encourage your friends in Texas to fucking vote. This kangaroo court gets to be the reliable Conservative rubber stamp it is, because they’re appointed by whatever president is in power when vacancies become available.
Biden was able to appoint two, and Obama appointed two, Clinton one. Bush Jr. appointed four, Reagan appointed two, and Trump appointed fucking six, which explains why they constantly capitulate to big business.
Voting matters. There is so much at stake.
That depends on your threat model. For most people, the attack is probably unlikely to affect them, but I would recommend reading about the flaw yourself. It’s not hard to understand.
Also, this was not the fault of Yubico but a supplier, and instead of waiting for the supplier, Yubico patched the flaw themselves by providing a custom library.
Whether you should replace your current Yubikey 5 is up to you.
They’re not entirely un-auditable, either. A security flaw was discovered in the Yubikey 5 in one of the IC modules from a supplier, and they patched all of their keys from that point forward.
Unfortunately, all the 5’s from before May 2024 are unpatchable (by design to prevent thieves from having an easy way into the key), but any key purchased now should be fine.
Who needs electricity? Certainly not hospitals, food pantries, or homeless shelters! /s
YouTube doesn’t like VPNs. Harder to track you (and sell/monetize your data) if they can’t tell who you are.
Ugh, but that’s boring! Can’t write an exciting article with facts like that! —Lunduke, probably
Your three paragraphs were more informative than the entire screed of that “article.” Good luck to Nix and the rest. I hope they get better documentation out of the changing of hands, because I think that’s the biggest thing holding them back from wider adoption.
By the way, this guy Bryan Lunduke is one of those QAnon crazies.
Thanks, that’s why my internal red flags went up. Was confused why he was kind of defending the hyprland dev.
The Hyprland creator was banned, by a Red Hat employee, from the Free Desktop project after a perceived lack of reverence for “Trans” activities and “pronouns”.
This is not accurate. The hyprland dev was banned for being a total and unapologetic asshole, and that pattern of behavior hasn’t stopped (see his “fair and balanced critique” of Cosmic).
Bazzite uses topgrade, which I think also calls fwupdmgr.
I am not familiar with I/O stuff, but I didn’t see you mention if you tried doing an rpm-ostree rollback.
Since you said it happened after an update, did you already try that to see if it fixes your issue? Another thing to look at is topgrade. It’s the underlying tool for Bazzite upgrades, so perhaps that can give you some clues as to what went wrong.
ETA: Have you tried asking in their discord? The community and devs are really nice and generally pretty helpful.
There’s bumpers you can add to raise up the back paddles. I wonder if those might help.