Yeah I thought the whole idea of dkms was so that you aren’t locked to one kernel?

Parks and Recreation

I can’t imagine this will make Nvidia much money at all. The vast, vast majority of people aren’t playing more than 100 hours of videogames a month but having a tagline that you can play as much as you want is a very attractive offer to a consumer, at least to me.

I just checked the page and it’s just a German Thunderbird community. Downloads just redirect to the official Thunderbird. Unfortunate that it’s higher in the results but not malicious

Wait til you hear that they did surgery on a grape

Title is complete clickbait. Conflating GDP and market cap is nonsensical

Edit: another article comparing apple revenue to country GDP puts it 41st if it were a country which is still massive and makes a little more sense as a metric https://www.androidauthority.com/apple-revenue-vs-country-gdp-3412922/

Yeah. It integrates so cleanly with nextcloud and also means I don’t have to pay for a second service just for photos so that’s nice

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To add to the other comment, package managers keep a local copy of the list of available packages and the version. When you do a pacman -S xxx the package manager looks up xxx in the cache and downloads the package from whatever mirror youre using as well as any dependencies, looking them up in the same way from your cache. This works for a while even if theres a new update available because mirrors usually keep a few previous versions.

Once you do a pacman -Sy you update your cache to the latest one. If you then update xxx, it will update xxx and pull in any dependency updates required, but any other packages that depended on the same packages dont get updated, leaving you in a partially upgraded state.

I went to the us a few months ago and the bread there is so weird. We got “brown” bread but it was so soft and light that it didnt seem like brown bread at all. I have read that brown bread in the states is sometimes just white bread with food colouring so maybe it was that

Oh, I completely agree that they should be at the bottom. I think this design would be amazing if they moved the refresh and back/forward to the bottom

Theres only so much space. You would need a whole extra row

As a South African, I have never even seen IPv6. My university has two /16 blocks and no NATing

Why is mint even recommended to new users at this point. Cinnamon is nowhere near Gnome or Plasma and both of these provide much simpler and more unified experience in things like settings

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The kernel module is ddcci-driver-linux

This is the Reddit post I read. It links to a Hacker News forum post as well that discusses it. Really it shouldn’t be much of a problem unless you’re using dynamic brightness that is overzealous

It is also possible to make the monitor brightness show up as a normal system setting by using a kernel module. The other thing I read when I did this is that monitor flash memory that stores the settings, like brightness, is often particularly bad, having only 1000s of cycles. If you do use this, just keep that in mind

Edit: i checked again and 1000s of cycles is low. 100s of 1000s is more reasonable, but could still be reached fairly easily within the monitors lifespan if frequently adjusting

Your bios has options? I still cant access my nvme drive because hp doesnt let you change the bios to use ahci

Is it still gonna be super slow because you can’t reclock or is that fixed now?

Its actually pretty important that some normal traffic does flow through tor. If you dont mind the speed then its perfectly okay* to do all your web browsing through tor

*there are some caveats here but its not about the network really