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the mystery of the rough idle deepens. i may need to bench test the idle air control valve and there is another air bypass valve inside the manifold that i should check
Young specialists from Belarus’ energy sector have won the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN. This season, a total of 211 teams from CIS and BRICS countries participated in the championship.
SANAA, June 01 (YPA) - The air traffic crisis to and from the Israeli entity has escalated sharply, with major airlines continuing to suspend operations days after a Yemeni ballistic missile struck Ben Gurion Airport.This situation has led to a signi
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor reported on Saturday that it had documented several incidents in recent days of Israeli military quadcopter drones raiding civilian homes and shelters in the Gaza Strip, broadcasting terrifying sounds.The
The Palestinian resistance group said the response to Steve Witkoff’s proposal reflects its profound responsibility toward the Palestinian people and their suffering.
wlroots window capture progress: now it works with off-screen windows and popups are handled correctly!
Also added a small hack to render onto a transparent background. Will need a bit more work to clean that up.
Apart from that, the main remaining blocker is fixing interactions with various output-related Wayland events (preferred scale, transform, frame pacing etc).
Grants are generally available as an easier option to write and read than ACL syntax. Anything you can write as an ACL can be expressed as a grant, coexisting in perfect harmony.
When this is all over, please give us a list of every university/college that caved to Trump on anything. I want to make sure I know which schools NOT to send my son to when he graduates high school.
Universities quietly negotiating with White House aide to try to avoid Harvard’s fate, source says
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And what is the expected scenario for the post-ceasefire phase? By Abdel Bari Atwan Why does Steve Witkoff offer us a new initiative with new conditions? There is an agreement on a...
I have been flopping back and forth between arch and windows the last few years depending on the weather as I like to game in the garage when it's really nice out. I have been using an app called Apollo. Which is a fork of Sunshine with SudoVDA implemented. SudoVDA is perfect for my use cases. It allows you to spin up a virtual screen of whatever hz/size you'd prefer even HDR. This allows me to remotely game while leaving my gaming PC effectively running "headless" until the virtual screen is closed(you close the connection) I haven't found a way to implement a similar thing on Linux. The main sticking point being the headless application of it. I had a solution at one point that "worked" but only for 1440p 120hz and I'd have had to download or create some monitor profile file thing to change it and it was over my head and did not work well for my usecase as I also like to remote into my PC while working to game on breaks or lulls in tickets which is 1920x60 so then I had to spin up another virtual screen and things got broke and I gave up and eent back to using Apollo on windows as it's just so damn easy to use lol. I'm not dedicated to using sunshine/moonlight as my connection software id just like to find something as seemless as Apollo/moonlight or Apollo/Artemis(Android) is. Anyone know of any solutions? I'm fine with distro swapping. I've used arch based, fedora based, and Debian based distros in the past.
Edit: this will all be local connection. Nothing on the actually internet.
Wow! Major solar fireworks today. Charge your camera batteries and put on your finest jacket for tomorrow night as strong (G3) or perhaps even severe (G4) geomagnetic storm conditions are possible tomorrow evening (1 June) into 2 June.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Saturday that the leader of Hamas' military wing in the Gaza Strip, Mohammad Sinwar, had been eliminated along with several senior members of the Palestinian movement in an airstrike on a hospital in the southe…
If you have a bit of money to chime in, consider following the link to the fundraiser! Besides those fundraising events, they appreciate recurring donations, securing the development.
That's a nice start, hope they will be able to hit other goals as well:
Goal #1: Free PeerTube "Premium" for the people €15,000 (That one was completed) - Play videos in background - Cast your videos to your TV - Get notified of newly released content - Change the video definition
Goal #2: Share videos from your pocket €35,000 - Manage all channels of your account - Edit video chapters, subtitles, info, etc. - Get detailed stats of your content Upload new videos from your mobile
Goal #3: Livestream from your mobile €55,000 - Set up & manage livestream - Use device cameras & connection - Stream live from your hand - No more need for a secondary mobile app dedicated to live streams
Didn't they have a fundraiser a few months ago where they got 130000 CAD? Not saying it's wrong to have more fundraisers, but what happened with that? Edit: it was pixelfed, not peertube
I really like the idea of peertube, but until it finds a way to pay creators I'm not sure it will ever be able to replace YouTube.
YouTube is as good as it is because people get paid.
The old school YouTubers just did it for fun, but YouTube was a lot different back then ... and as much as I hate how aggressively Google is monetizing YouTube these days, it's honestly a lot higher quality than it was years ago.
Most of the interesting channels I follow seem to rely on sponsorship, donations or merchandising. For specialized subjects, the youtube algorithm doesn't acknowledge the value of the audience in terms of advertising (ex: tool brand for car channel).
As the peace negotiations unfold, with a second round of talks expected tomorrow (2) in Istanbul, the war in Ukraine continues unabated, with Russian forces advancing not only in the Eastern Donetsk Oblast, but also in northern regions of Sumy and Kharkov.
As the peace negotiations unfold, with a second round of talks expected tomorrow (2) in Istanbul, the war in Ukraine continues unabated, with Russian forces advancing not only in the Eastern Donetsk Oblast, but also in northern regions of S…
“Then, in a second incident,” Melugin said, “ICE agents said they were surveilling a murder’s home when a crowd surrounded their vehicle, blew their cover, and they had to pull off the target, a murderer.”
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin recently joined ICE in Boston during a rid along where they arrested criminal migrants, including an alleged murderer and child rapists.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent absolutely humiliated one of the worst Trump-hating anchors on national TV today after he caught her having a case of amnesia.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent absolutely humiliated one of the worst Trump-hating anchors on national TV today after he caught her having a case of amnesia.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday night he is withdrawing the nomination of space entrepreneur and astronaut Jared Isaacman to be NASA administrator over “prior associations.” FEC records show Isaacman had been a donor to Democrats in the 2020s before he was nominated.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday night he is withdrawing the nomination of space entrepreneur and astronaut Jared Isaacman to be NASA administrator over “prior associations.
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It's a rolling release Linux distro, but they test everything thoroughly through their own build service.
Lets talk about the installer. First, you get a licence agreement.Y ou get very complete network settings, but they're not user friendly at all. Then you get to pick the role of your system: do you need a desktop, with GNOME, Plasma, or XFCE, a generic desktop for a minimal install, or a server. You can also get other desktop environments from the repos afterwards, like Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, or even just a window manager, like i3.
OpenSUSE tumbleweed is one of the rare distros I installed using all its defaults that did NOT manage to give me a bootable system. I reinstalled it, this time carefully picking my partition layout, and this time it worked.
Once I managed to boot the system, I got a very vanilla GNOME experience, with GNOME 44. No extensions, no themes, it's the default experience, and that's great.
On KDE, there's a tiny bit more customization applied, with an OpenSUSE logo as the menu, and the titlebars defaulting to the breeze classic look, instead of the cleaner "regular" color scheme. It doesn't depart from the base KDE layout, it's still super vanilla.
Tumbleweed comes with a lot of preinstalled software, like Evolution, GIMP, LibreOffice, a few games, Tiger VNC, Transmission, and of course, the Yast utility. Flatpak is preinstalled, and flathub is enabled, which is really good.
Yast is a control center and setup utility that's been the mainstay of OpenSUSE for years, basically since its first version. It lets you configure your system in depth, way more than what the default settings in GNOME or KDE let you do.
So, first, Yast lets you manage software. You can add, remove or edit software repositories, and their GPG keys, and you can install packages or apply patches.
This opens a very complete graphical package manager that reminded me of Synaptic. You can install libraries, drivers, whatever is not available in GNOME Software or Discover. It's all RPM packages.
But YAST is also a super complete tool if you want to configure a lot of advanced settings graphically. Yast lets you configure the boot loader entirely, you also get a services manager, to let you enable, or disable various services that run in the background. There's a sysconfig graphical editor, to set various variables related to your desktop. And then there are security settings, for AppArmor, configuring the firewall, hardening the system by disabling or enabling various features and settings, and you can consult the logs, all graphically.
You can also manage printers and scanners, but, the built in tools for this are... not great.
And then there are things I don't think are really needed anymore in a separate tool, like the date and time settings, the language settings, the network settings, the partitioning tool, all of these have equivalents in the Plasma or GNOME desktops, and as far as I can tell, the Yast utilities don't do more than the built in tools.
Once I used it, I started to wonder why desktop environments don't give users access to these configs, or why there isn't a third party tool to manage these.
Tumbleweed also comes with a graphical btrfs snapshot manager: It lets you create or delete snapshots, which you'll be able to restore to revert your system to a usable state.
OpenSUSE also has a web portal to find and install applications.
An official from the DHS revealed in a statement to The Independent that Sofia is not only not being actively deported but her family’s application for humanitarian parole is still under consideration.
Democrats once again fell flat on their faces while trying to smear the Trump Administration as evil and barbaric after learning about a tragic story involving a little girl from Mexico suffering a rare and deadly medical condition.
Venezuelan law enforcement agencies have arrested 25 people for their alleged involvement in the black market dollar mafias operating in the country in violation of the official exchange rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV).
civil rights watchdog has threatened to use the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for continuing to discriminate against white farmers despite the new secretary rescinding some of the agency's diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives a
“We appreciate the Trump Administration’s strong stance against DEI, but Secretary Rollins must take the discrimination at USDA much more seriously,” WILL’s managing vice president and deputy counsel Dan Lennington said in a statement.
Opposition from some conservative GOP senators to the "Big Beautiful Bill Act” that passed the House could lead to significant changes to the legislation that might delay the budget reconciliation process.
"The accountability process is ongoing as we move disciplined, and focused, leaders into critical positions in the field. And, we are removing employees who have violated their oaths, and those who invited partisanship into the workplace.
Several hospital staffers at the Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC) have submitted their resignations effective in June amid investigations to examine if the State of New York has been defrauding Medicaid with what one lawmaker called "a large financial scheme" involving matching payments for hospitals totaling more than $1 billion.
As South Korea voters cast final ballots Tuesday, their country – already in political turmoil – is again dealing with election interference, say several American analysts who follow events there closely, including one who will be in the country as an election observer.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the defendants "allegedly plotted to harass and interfere with an individual who criticized the actions of the People’s Republic of China while exercising their constitutionally protected free speech rights within…
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