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We are evaluating other options that may be effective in mitigating the attack. For now the captcha is necessary to keep the Forum working . The Arch Wiki uses Anubis for their mitigations: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis This is hosted locally and uses proof-of-work to check whether it's a ...

Live with it. Really. This is linux, you just have to deal with questions being asked. If you don't want that, I suggest you stop updating, or going to Windows, the system will take care of it for you. damned if you do, damned if you don't. Linux - asks questions about how to deal with conflicts in ...

It might help users to get quicker responses and reduce unnecessary threads. Thoughts? "I asked AI how to fix a problem with my sound and ended up demagnetising my hard drive and now my screen has funny colours displayed all over the place. Then I realised the speakers were unplugged. How do I fix ...

Add partition - adds a partition to the selected disk layout. New layout - like the clear layout button - removes all entries for that disk for a new layout. Reset layout will restore the selected disk's entries to its current on-disk layout and discard any changes. Layout builder is a GUI tool ...

Beyond the niche method novelty, I don't see much point, and it is far more expensive than just going to a local coffee shop and getting one (and supporting your local brick and mortar business in the process). Heh, I meant hypo but hey, hippo works in my case too. Given that a hippo has enough jaw ...

From their website it looks as if they are testing the waters, I couldn't find any information about what they actually do and no About page, just a FAQ which has an edgy vibe to it.

The negative effects of the discard option can even be seen on recent SSDs as a major file system performance hit. It also is known for not playing nice with some firmware such as that of Samsung SSDs. A good way to find out if your device has TRIM support: lsblk -o +DISC-GRAN,DISC-MAX If any of the ...

This has nothing to do with systemd vs sysvinit. It's the shell code you are using. You are only using sudo on the first command. $ sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && flatpak upgrade That will only run apt-get update as superuser since this line breaks down as follows: sudo apt-get update apt ...

Consider doing a system update (should update the kernel) and then enabling zramswap using the MX Service Manager. If you want, you can increase the maximum allowable usage to 50% by editing /etc/default/zramswap and setting PERCENT=50 (remove the '#' preceding it). This is a percentage of your RAM ...

@JesusLinux Let's see what you are working with here. Can you please run the Quick System Info utility on the machine you are trying to set up and post the QSI report to the forum.