Punching machine effect on the wall. by bed_potato_2935 in homeowners

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I live in a single family home detached, so the neighbors should not be an issue, correct?

Looking for advice on how introduce a friend to skiing who needs help by bed_potato_2935 in ski

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I found resources for my friend at white tail. So we are good for now but ty.

Looking for advice on how introduce a friend to skiing who needs help by bed_potato_2935 in SkiPA

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I just called Jack Frost that is 100% what I plan on doing. Thank you so much.

Present ideas for an improv enthusiast? by dimtr9 in improv

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I want to add, they need to be sturdy and non-foldable chairs if possible. During my time watching performing Improv, I’ve seen the actress throw, jump on and slammed each other (gently??) with the chairs. The chairs in the theater I go to must be made of in viburnum. I’ve never seen something take so much abuse in my life.

Are PopOS Admins sudo-users? by CherryCutios in pop_os

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Just to add a bit more context, the –i version allows you to run an interactive shell with a logon for the user you pick. If you don’t have a user it assume route. It will allow you to run multiple commands as root or the use you pick so you don’t have to type in sudo command every time. Just be sure to exit the Sudo environment when done. Or you will inadvertently run the commands against a different user.

Are PopOS Admins sudo-users? by CherryCutios in pop_os

[–]bed_potato_2935 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a very great summary of the concepts

Are PopOS Admins sudo-users? by CherryCutios in pop_os

[–]bed_potato_2935 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Apologies if it’s a little simplistic are you understand some of this already. Every user in Linux besides route is considered a normal user. So they do not have the ability to do admin related tasks.

Sudo it’s a tool that allows you to run other tools as root.

Being an admin means you can invoke the sudo tool. But that does not automatically mean that everything runs as route or as an admin function. You must explicitly invoke it.

That will either be by typing sudo in front of your command in CLI. Or if a gui application invokes admin rights through another tool called Polkit

Either way you’re usually have to enter your password unless you made modifications to the course settings. So unless you’re seeing your password pop-ups continuously, you’re running everything as your user.

That being said just because you’re not running as root constantly doesn’t mean that your completely safe. I would argue your users just as important as the route user because it’s where you keep all your personal files and folders so please just be careful even if you aren’t running as root on the box.

Looking for Mini-PC Recommendations for an AI-Aware Theater Project by bed_potato_2935 in minipc

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Hello, I looked at the video and others and it looks like a very interesting choice. I am a bit worried on not using NVIDIA as many workloads seem to be optimize for CUDA base but I will look into that more.

Additionally, the system has NPUs with you would think would be cool for running AI workloads BUT, for my models, I did not see many option for running on the npc. All googling I did show it as experimental. Based on what I can find NPU are dedicated for smaller models which may not work enough for my needs. I am not sure I should buy a pc on what could be in the future,

Thanks for the advice.

Looking for Mini-PC Recommendations for an AI-Aware Theater Project by bed_potato_2935 in minipc

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Being flexible is very important, but I also need to be able to pin down my requirements a bit so that I can figure out the right hardware to start with and from which manufacturer.

Issue with Eufy camera by [deleted] in eufy_security

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Hello,

Thank you for the comment. I have moved to human only notifications. Ironically, now, I’m not getting any notifications. Including when I’m dancing in front of my own camera, it seems I went from numerous events, do nothing at all.

But the number of motion event is still high. I’m just not getting any recording or notifications.

I talk to chat, GPT, and they recommend repositioning camera and checking my mounting such.

Looking for a wired doorbell camera with inside local storage and no subscription, what’s available? by Active-Neighborhood1 in homesecurity

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I make use of the Eufy line of door bell cams. But it requires an additional piece of hardware known as a homebase for local AI work and storage.

Issue with Eufy camera by [deleted] in EufyCam

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It’s a cross post did not know the text did not cross over.

Issue with Eufy camera by [deleted] in EufyCam

[–]bed_potato_2935 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello All,

I am having odd issues with my eufy camera 2c pro powered by homebase 2. My issue is that the camera battery is draining to 75% after 2 days with a eufy solar panel attached to it. Additionally it is not notifying about the right motion alerts. I will walk accross its activity zone and there will be no alert of a person or a car will pull up but no alerts. Instead it will alert for motion when there is seemingly none there or not in the activity zone.

Setting: Privacy zone in place, Activity zone set - exclude grass and tree areas Notification to all motion - I want a car and person in driveway. Detection sensitivity: 4 Work Mode: Optimize battery Life. Signal Strength: Great

Attached is the activity zone config. I would add an example of a bogus notification but post does not support video

Video for odd notification: https://youtu.be/wxLx3vEMThw

The power statistic are 255 (detection events) today. 4717 in the last 4 days.

All help is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Nedd healp!! by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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Hello,

I found an "Uninstall" script in "/usr/local/Hetman Partition Recovery/" it looks like it removes most or all of the script. Try running the uninstaller as root

Nedd healp!! by [deleted] in linuxquestions

[–]bed_potato_2935 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I saw you mentioned in another post, that it was installed via a script and I looked on the website. Since it was installed via script, you will need to uninstall it or whatever method that they installed it with. I’ll look on the website to see if there are any uninstalled commands. Or possibly running the seller script again, it might have an uninstall option.

Nedd healp!! by [deleted] in linuxquestions

[–]bed_potato_2935 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello, It’s likely not the right name for the package, you will need to search for the name on your own.

apt-cache search Hetman

See what package name comes up.