Because HTTP is simpler, faster, easier, more reliable.
The motivation for a a lot of p2p is to make it harder to shut down, but there is no danger of that for Linux distros. The other would be to save money, but Debian/Arch/etc. get more than enough bandwidth/server donations, so they're not paying for that anyway.
Don't know. Different runtimes? Different permissions?
I don’t think that’s the problem
Listen to the parent, this is almost certainly something to do with DNS (i.e. Firefox is not getting an answer for some reason, then timing out, then using maybe a backup DNS server; maybe there are multiple rounds of this). Who knows how your distro and that flatpak produce this interaction, but something is going on there.
„Eher steckt da der Ruf nach einer starken Hand – einer autoritären Kraft – dahinter, die vor dem Chaos beschützen soll“, so Kolleck.
Unbelegte Behauptung in dem Artikel.
Und klar ist die Lösung mehr sogenannte "politische Bildung", weil das funktioniert. Hat bei mir auch jahrelang funktioniert. Wenn man als leicht beeinflussbarer Teenager die Vorzüge der liberalen Demokratie und antikommunistische Propaganda von Autoritätspersonen vorgekaut bekommt, und dann in den Prüfungen auch noch schön wiedergeben muss, bleibt natürlich was hängen.
I think the hibernation image is compressed by default (all of it). Also, some of what is in your RAM is just files from disk. I think those don't need to be saved into the hibernation image, since they're already on disk. For example, libc.so.6 would definitely be in RAM and in use, but it's also on disk, so no need to save it during hibernate.
So the hibernation image should be substantially smaller than your used RAM.
Yes. You can use lvresize to reduce the size of your logical volumes.
You first need to shrink the filesystems using e.g. resize2fs (exact command depends on filesystem). See the manpage for details, but for shrinking the filesystem it needs to be unmounted, so you'll need to do this from a live usb or something.
After that you can use lvresize to resize the logical volumes. Pro tip: You can shrink the filesystem to e.g. 20 GiB, but shrink the partition to 30 GiB, just to make sure you're not cutting off the filesystem due to some slight error or inexactness, and then afterwards run resize2fs again to resize the filesystem back to fill the whole partition, which it does by default if you don't specify any size.
Also note, since you have LVM-on-LUKS, when you boot into a live cd, you will need to first use cryptsetup to decrypt your partition, and then run vgscan to make lvm find the unecrypted partition.
extension design and strong content filters make AdBlock for Firefox a solid choice for people who don’t necessarily despise all ads
Do these people exist and if so, have they been checked for brainworms?
The rest is also stupid, ublock origin can and does block trackers, and can be made to block more stuff if you want. It's strictly better in every way than the competition, which lets through more stuff, and/or sells your info. The article would be very short though if they just said that.
I think what's going on there is that your suspend thingy looks at the "idle time" (kept track of by the X server or (I assume) wayland compositor) to know when to do its thing. This idle time gets reset whenever you use the keyboard or mouse, but not when you use a controller, because games talk directly to the kernel for controller input, not X. This used to be a serious annoyance because screensavers/lockscreens/dpms kept enabling themselves while playing with a game controller.
Steam "fixed" this some years back, by interfering with this idle time in some way, so your screensaver/dpms/lock wouldn't start. But, annoyingly, steam does this all the time, not just while playing a game.
Bug report:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/5607
Steam does block screensavers/dpms. Can you make sure steam isn't running in the background?
Die haben jegliche Souveränität mit dem Maidan-Putsch verloren. Das "Volk" war in der Frage gespalten, ob sie in westliche Camp wollten, aber die Putschisten haben sich über die Verfassung hinwegsetzt, eine Anti-Russland-Koalition eingesetzt, dann die Opposition verfolgt und die Anti-Maidan-Proteste mit Gewalt versucht niederzuschlagen. Und so wie der Maidan vom Westen gesponsort wurde, hat Russland den Anti-Maidan unterstützt. Also bescheuerter Plan diese Interessen einfach zu ignorieren, schönes Rezept für einen Bürgerkrieg.
Die waren auch keine russischen Vasallen, das ging seit den 90ern da dauernd hin- und her und sowohl Russland als auch der Westen haben sich dort eingemischt. Jetzt sind sie dagegen offensichtlich Vasallen: vollkommen abhängig, verschuldet und verkauft.
Input/output error is very weird, maybe you got file corruption?
Does
dmesgshow any errors with the disk or file system?If you run
you might be able to figure which file it is that cannot be read.