Pop_OS put in a patch that required you to create a file /etc/apt/break-my-system and Debian added a flag instead.
My point was if someone is going to blindly follow an instruction to type that, they’re just as likely to blindly follow an instruction to touch /etc/apt/break-my-system or an instruction to add --allow-remove-essential
The Gnome software GUI, what the average user would use, didn’t allow it.
KDE realized Discover would have allowed it (after a warning), so that was fixed
The GUI wouldn’t let him break it, so he tried the command line.
The command line required him to type, with punctuation “Yes, do as I say!” after a big warning.
If an average user will do that, the “fix” of needing to create a file before being able to type “Yes, do as I say!” isn’t going to change anything
Valve doesn’t have stocks
The fucking gas lighting in this response
Google provides more assistance to open source software projects than almost any other organization, and these debates are more likely to drive away potential sponsors than to attract them
“We ran AI that may or may not have found a legitimate issue, and you’re not looking into it for us fast enough. That’s going to drive away new volunteers that we need”
It’s also weird, since OpenSUSE Leap uses the exact same binaries as SLES. Specifically to make it easier to start off with the open version and transition to paid SLES without reinstalling
Postal codes are also 10 characters long in the USA, but this only allows 8 entries…?
It’s been a few years, I dont know if they ever fixed it…
However, at least as of 2022, Wells Fargo (the 4th largest bank), had case insensitive passwords.
If you made your password hUnTer2, you could also log in with HUNTER2, hunter2, HUntEr2, etc.
Wait, you lost me. Which is on which horizontal plane?
A bigger issue than the APK changes is that Google no longer releases the source for Pixels after the 9.
Graphene claims they are partnering with another OEM, but we’ll see how it goes
https://www.androidauthority.com/graphene-os-major-android-oem-partnership-3606853/
*backed off on 7 ?
I think you’re also overlooking that the driver model changed for Vista, so tons of hardware listed as supporting Vista was just extremely unstable at release until hardware vendors figured out the new driver model
They are extremely effective at preventing PackageKit updates on my steam deck
Project Gutenberg has a large collection of public domain books
Maybe easier to another suggestion, you’re probably using a systemd based distros -
journalctl -b -1 will show you the logs from the previous boot, so you could check that after resetting to see if anything was logged
For some other ideas to narrow down where the issue is…
If you’re stuck in the frozen state, you can Ctrl+alt+delete 7+ times quickly to tell systemd to try to restart the system. If this works, it means init was still able to process messages
If that doesn’t work, you could enable Magic Sysrq Key (if disabled in your distro), and then use the key sequence REISUB to try to see if the kernel is still responding and can reset the system
The official USBs of Trixie fit all 28 DVDs of AMD64 on a 256GiB USB stick
https://www.linuxcollections.com/products/debian/debianusb.htm?id=51007
You’d probably want the 512GiB with all the sources for a real backup in this scenario
If you don’t care about edit history, and only care about English, there are zim files w/ images for <150 GiB
Google also didn’t release the source for the 10, so I’d expect the support to always be subpar compared to the previous models
They’ve been working towards killing it for 10+ years.
It does seem like we’re nearing the completion of their goals
$180 * 1.55 = $279
Is the way they’re calculating it
The (most expensive) Qualcomm part is 55% more expensive than the (cheapest) MediaTek part
You’ve always been able to navigate to about:profiles as well
Fedora has a Gnome Shell extension that adds Fedora over the wallpaper.
Shouldn’t be hard to make your dreams a reality