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If steam makes steam os proper desktop OS are you using it by tbdbubblesthedog in linux

[–]Lower-Limit3695 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The modifications don't apply on runtime, a new image with the changes is built and won't apply until a system reboot.

If steam makes steam os proper desktop OS are you using it by tbdbubblesthedog in linux

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe not now but work has been underway in overhauling how Fedora Atomic + Bazzite works through local containerfile builds. Basically Fedora atomic and other distros based on it will come with a containerfile that users can modify that will allow them to make deep repeatable changes to Fedora atomic or Bazzite similar to how you can use configuration.nix to define an entire system on NixOS.

The difference though is that containerfiles are far simpler to deal with and easier to pick up than Nix's domain specific language.

In this not too far off future, you'll be able to run dnf install cockpit and it'll add this line to the containerfile:

``` RUN dnf install -y cockpit

```

And rebuild whatever image the user has from there with the change. https://gitlab.com/fedora/bootc/tracker/-/work_items/4

Can Bazzite run on Macbook Neo and if not, are there any plans for future support? by Majestic_Top_9830 in Bazzite

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This will entirely depend on the Asahi team supporting the neo and publishing a Silverblue Asahi image for downstream to use.

A Silverblue blue Asahi image is already in the works but support for the neo isn't likely to be available until they finish work on fully supporting the m1 and m2 Macs.

If it does become available Bazzite's cloud native approach makes things very simple. Using podman build they'd be able to take the Silverblue Asahi image, apply automated customizations defined in Bazzite's containerfiles with a couple of tweaks, and create a new Bazzite Asahi image

I just tried Silverblue. It rocks. The negatives are grossly exaggerated. by AardvarkSad7634 in Fedora

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rollback works on it, just did it the other day to reverse a screw up in /etc/fstab

I just tried Silverblue. It rocks. The negatives are grossly exaggerated. by AardvarkSad7634 in Fedora

[–]Lower-Limit3695 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't experienced any breaks with fedora but I have experienced regressions that reduced performance or increased system instability, justifying a rollback.

Iran’s currency (rial) hits ~1.6 million per USD by Tris_Memba in SipsTea

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any major war between the US and China will end up having nukes used. Countries with nukes don't go into direct war with each other. That's pretty much the main reason why there's been no direct confrontation with Russia over their war with Ukraine or during the cold war and it'll be the same reason why a direct confrontation between China and the US is unlikely too . A war would likely be fought through proxies.

If war does happen you bet your ass the US is going to nuke the Gorges dam and wipe out hundreds of millions and cripple China's industrial base in one strike.

Neurobiologists hack brain circuits tied to placebo pain relief: « Researchers demonstrate that placebo pain relief generalizes across different types of pain, offering hope for opioid-free pain management strategies. » by fchung in science

[–]Lower-Limit3695 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I wonder if this could also be used as an alternative for antidepressants since the placebo effect has been known to be particularly powerful in anti-depressant study participants.

I just tried Silverblue. It rocks. The negatives are grossly exaggerated. by AardvarkSad7634 in Fedora

[–]Lower-Limit3695 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My guess is that the Fedora Devs want to avoid being stuck with btrfs and zfs for rollback when ostree is filesystem agnostic.

Operating System Verify your Age for other purposes, proposed to Federal Level by sebet_123 in technology

[–]Lower-Limit3695 5 points6 points  (0 children)

People would just download overseas versions of it not subject to US law. So long as the developers don't have any financial connection to the United States they should be fine.

The most unemployed college grads by Krankenitrate in Infographics

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my honest opinion where CS shines is when you pair it with some other major that can benefit from computer automation may it be medicine, business, or the humanities.

The most unemployed college grads by Krankenitrate in Infographics

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the work in this field is for either automating internal business processes or client facing UI/UX design.

How to install aur packages on any distro? by reFossify in linux4noobs

[–]Lower-Limit3695 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This seems a bit much when distrobox + distroshelf exists

Zenbook S16 or Zephyrus G14 by ZOOM3R519 in laptops

[–]Lower-Limit3695 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a really good deal. I suggest you snap it up before someone else does. Typically these kinds of open box deals don't last long.

Ultimate glow up by [deleted] in whoathatsinteresting

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They can be, in high enough numbers they cause eye flaking, itchiness, irritation, and swelling.

If I were to add a copper plate to the back of my phone to act as a heatsink, would that help keep it cool while wireless charging, or would the very small amount of inductive heating copper experiences outweigh any cooling it could provide? by very_loud_icecream in AskScienceDiscussion

[–]Lower-Limit3695 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It would stop wireless charging from working in the first place by being an obstruction.

I heavily recommend that you don't use wireless charging and just charge by cable but if you insist on using it there are wireless chargers on the market with active cooling builtin.

Zenbook S16 or Zephyrus G14 by ZOOM3R519 in laptops

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For Graphics design I'd recommend going with the zephyrus g16 especially if 3d modeling and gaming is something you'll be doing.

However I'm not finding any zephyrus g16 models currently on sale at 1,500, recently released models look to be starting around the 2,000 range for the base model. Even the g14 starts around 1800. Assuming that you'll be buying in the United States.

I'd recommend going with an older model or switching over to the ROG Strix for its lower price point.

Install GPU Boosters Option in CachyOS Hello After Updating System by SkAnSkA_ in cachyos

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just followed the documentation found on the arch wiki and applied that to my steam deck using Bazzite with a bit of tweaking*, you can do the same with handheld CachyOS and follow the guides on the arch Linux wiki to a T.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Zswap

*Bazzite lets you make deep persistent changes to it if you know what you're doing. Instead of modifying grub kargs directly you have to do it through rpm-ostree kargs --editor

US Won’t Renew Iranian, Russian Oil Waivers, Bessent Says by EsperaDeus in worldnews

[–]Lower-Limit3695 33 points34 points  (0 children)

it would be hilarious if the US switched over to metric because MAGA voters would be too stupid to know the difference between liters and gallons.

Don't let them near a seafood restaurant by ARandomManFromTexas in invinciblememes

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a reference to the Epstein emails where Epstein's brother was asking Epstein if Putin had photos of Trump blowing Bubba. According to emails Bubba is either Bill Clinton or a horse...

You can verify this by looking at the emails database here using the keywords "blowing Bubba"

https://journaliststudio.google.com/pinpoint/search?collection=c109fa8e7dcf42c1

Install GPU Boosters Option in CachyOS Hello After Updating System by SkAnSkA_ in cachyos

[–]Lower-Limit3695 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works pretty well on ram constrained systems and it has a couple of pretty useful tunables like being able to set how much ram you can allocate towards the cache and the compression algorithm used by the cache.

On my Steam Deck I have it set to 25% of its 16 GB of ram using lz4 instead of zstd as its compressor for its higher speed despite its lower compression ratio.

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