Skill issue with cross-posting. It has explanation text now.

Argh, looks like the explanation text didn’t get cross posted. Thanks anyway.

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Yep, the sink is ugly.

The link typo hasn’t been fixed in hours,

Whoa, hey, they’re not paid on-call. Give it a few days.

Is this the tech equivalent to “9 of 10 doctors agree…”?

Vendor software is always a pile of shame. Can’t you just copypaste images?

Edit: oh, mobile.

No, it’s quite healthy to each having their private account they don’t share with their partner. Guess what the reverse is.

Yeah, less is weird there with needing the pipe.

Sys env. It adds syntax highlighting to less. Needs the highlight tool of course, there are others.

LESSOPEN='| highlight --line-numbers -qs candy --out-format=xterm256 --stdout -i %s'

Yes?

RTFM.

That wasn’t a question.

Depends on usecase and Xorg vs. Wayland. I like Niri on my Thinkpad with touchscreen, using Wayland.

If it works, you can add the rmmod and modprobe to your login. Either to your Display Manager (login screen) or, since Silverblue uses Systemd and that command needs to be run as root, create a before-login service.

This is illegal, they are required to be opt-in, default toggled off.

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For seven years, the tracking industry has used the TCF as a legal cover for Real-Time Bidding (RTB), the vast advertising auction system that operates behind the scenes on websites and apps. RTB tracks what Internet users look at and where they go in the real world. It then continuously broadcasts this data to a host of companies, enabling them to keep dossiers on every Internet user.[2] Because there is no security in the RTB system it is impossible to know what then happens to the data. As a result, it is also impossible to provide the necessary information that must accompany a consent request.[3]

In short, RTB makes it impossible for the user to know where his data goes, which is a requirement for consent.