well yeah arm is definitely the future, but edge cases and undefined behavior make parity between the instruction sets a major pain
well yeah arm is definitely the future, but edge cases and undefined behavior make parity between the instruction sets a major pain
breath of fresh air my ass, these redesigns are just getting worse and worse
on my laptop I have tpm to decrypt my drive and I've also enabled secure boot and set a bios password, so if someone steals my laptop it's basically bricked,
secure boots there to prevent any potential tampering if someone were to take the drive out then put it back in
I feel this setup is secure enough for me, if you've got some nation state after you, or some guy with a wrench theres probably nothing you can do
arch is super stable ( for the most part ) at with the arch install script it's easier than ever to install, endeavouros is a gui installer but leaves you with basically an arch system
ive been running arch on my desktop and laptop for years and the only issue I had was that fucked up grub change that somehow got thru
do you have the specific model number of it? that may lead to a specific hardware revision,
could also have been a replaced part, tho idk
I don't think mastodon caches remote content at all, and only caches posts that a user on the server requests, so if you have a 0 following account the only that would be received are replies
I don't really understand your idea/question.
if the server doesn't download anything from any other server you as a user will not be able to see any of the content from federated servers. when you request a feed your instance gives you the list of posts that it knows about
there's two possibilities for this wifi blocking:
you need the whole line to be like
Exec=/usr/bin/env GDK_SCALE=2 /usr/bin/steam %U
I was just being lazy as I was on mobile at the time
/usr/bin/steam should be a link to /usr/bin/steam-runtime aswell
you'd need to set the environment variables, that exec command is trying to run a program named GDK_SCALE, instead it should be like Exec=/usr/bin/env GDK_SCALE...
the two steam options are to choose between using the systems provided libraries and the ones that ship with steam, I recommend using the steam runtime rather than native
I've been to stores 4 hours from where I live and been there for like half an hour before. has to be like a full day of driving (10 hours) for me to feel like i have to stay over night
pretty good is less good than good
I'd go steam, they games probably drm free on both and steam has a Linux client and cloud saves and workshop
I've used Manjaro it went and died on me so now I just run arch
wait how is 5000 mAh 2 day battery? what features are the cutting? cuz my OnePlus 9 has a 4500 mAh and that lasts for like 30 hours idle or like 5 hours of use?