I don't know, dereference it and find out.
Keine pirated Software ist schonmal gut, aber Virenscanner und VPN sind keine wirklichen Sicherheitsmaßnahmen. VPN schützt dich sicherheitstechnisch vor genau garnichts und ein Virenscanner ist nur so gut wie seine Datenbank; Malware, von der er nichts weiß, macht ihn nicht heiß.
Mehrere Virenscanner können da Abhilfe schaffen (siehe Desinfec't), aber generell kann ein Virenscanner nur feststellen, ob du Malware hast, nicht ob du keine hast.
Viel wichtiger wäre zu wissen, welche Software du installiert hast und woher du die bezogen hast. Besonders auf Browser Add-Ons würd ich ein Auge legen.
That's the thing, you're not getting it for free elsewhere. On YouTube/Google, you're paying through different means. If you don't think that price is justified, Nebula could be a much cheaper alternative.
"systemctl suspend" when the lid is closed basically the default behavior doesn't work for some reason
I'd go and figure out why that is instead. Check the journal; I'd journalctl -f before closing the lid and see what happens.
The action of the lid is controlled by logind. Check its config.
If logind can't detect the lid switch, that likely means there's some deeper cause that would affect doing the same manually aswell.
Is your laptop docked (or does Linux think it is)?
but that power comes at the cost of not switching between those respective two sinks
Why? How did you set this up?
How are the device(s?) configured?
You might need "Pro" mode to expose separate outputs as such.
I don't think Nebula is meant for "Broadcast yourself" YT where everyone and their mom can create content and get found. I think it's meant for creators with established audiences.
Given this is Nintendo, I highly doubt this code would be portable to the new console.
I don't use it yet but the content from the creators who take part in Nebula that I see on YT would be reason enough to drop 15-20$/year on it.
What makes you say that's not interesting content?
That'd still expose you to Google, just using a FOSS client rather than Google's proprietary clients. It's better but Google still has all the power here.
That's what the report function is for IMO.
Often times a posting isn't as clearly bad as those things but just a really bad take on something or very misleading. That's not worthy of being removed but still should have a public note that there's someone who thinks there's "something wrong" with it.
Downvotes are more of a soft thing for me; situations where I think "eh, I don't think that's right", "oof, that's just not very nice", "man, stop being so passive-aggressive" or "nah dude, you're clearly talking out of your ass". Those don't warrant a removal. In fact, the comment staying there with lots of downvotes IMO has a much greater effect than censorship could.
While I'm aware you should be wary of using it that way and reducing it to just that is wrong, it's also a form of presenting disagreement. Often times it's also another factor but sometimes I just want to present my disagreement with something, sometimes without writing up a reply.
I just downvoted your reply for example, not because you're being a jerk or I don't like you, but because I disagree with the entire premise that downvoting is the correct course of action against Trolling, Spam, Abuse, Off-Topic and similarly bad actions.
Reports OTOH are for things that you actually cannot post and should be removed, regardless of your opinion on the content.
For me it says @strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz, not @null. Clicking on your comment's Fediverse button to take me to your instance still shows the same.
I was wondering what Twitter had to do with gaming...
If you're using ZFS, make sure you're using an LTS kernel.