I hadn’t noticed how closely Altman resembles Phelps until the side by side in this thread

If I’m leaving for more than 24 hours -> off

After any update where the distro equivalent of needrestart says something is using an old binary, I just reboot instead of restarting individual services

At least for a long time, you had to set up RPMFusion to be able to play media, and having the additional repos tended to break on major upgrades for a bit after release

So, for beginners, it was a bit painful to suggest

To start spreading doubt for when they make the first move

That would be if Hungary chooses to leave. There isn’t a way for other members to kick out a member against their will

It wouldn’t be much of a protection pact if the more powerful countries could just remove the smaller ones at will

That’s what I’m using these days at home

Only thing to keep in mind is that it won’t give you a notification when you need to do a major version update (pretty consistently every 2 years)

Probably less of an issue these days; they relaxed their stance on proprietary drivers:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/debian-linux-accepts-proprietary-firmware-in-major-policy-change/#ftag=RSSbaffb68

I like the option of not acknowledging US copyrights, patents, or trademarks for a minimum of one year

Let’s see how quickly the oligarchs attack Trump

If your motherboard manufacturer releases firmware through LVFS, you can use

sudo fwupdmgr refresh --force sudo fwupdmgr update

But that should normally be offered through the GNOME or KDE update utility.

I’m assuming your motherboard manufacturer doesn’t support updating through the OS (or hasn’t released a new enough AGESA build) based off your issue

I don’t think that’s true.

Look at how he clams up and attacks anyone who asks him about it.

He can’t even just lie and say there’s nothing there, he has to go on the offensive.

He’s extremely scared of people finding out the truth

Cynically, isn’t this just because Debian did it with Trixie, so now Ubuntu’s next version is pulling in the change?

You’ve updated your motherboard’s firmware to a version that includes the fix?

What issue are you having from the missing instruction?

2009 would be back when it was a native application, rather than just a web browser

I know some people at work like qpwgraph to drag and drop audio routing inputs/outputs, maybe makes it a bit easier

Glasses with an IR emitter to blind their cameras?

If you ever feel your job is pointless, just remember there’s someone in a BMW factory installing blinkers

It’s mostly an advertisement, but the issue being discussed doesn’t require you to have an account or visit X/TikTok

Graphene modifies AOSP for much more security.

E.g.

• you can disable USB data at a hardware level
• Receives Kernel updates even faster than Google’s phones
• uses a different memory allocator, hardened_malloc
• changes the way zygote launches apps, so ASLR actually works
• doesn’t allow apps to ptrace themselves
• disables JIT per-app
• disable network access per-app

I dont think e/OS is as security oriented, more privacy oriented

The only way they can do this is by removing most features, or simply not connecting to the internet.

Even “American” SoC suppliers have a majority of their programmers in China

The 99 pricing messes with me the other way…

I see like 399, and think it’s 400. Then when I think about whether I want it later, I remember the 4 and the 99 and believe it costs 500