Looks like things changed the last decades? AMD was the only CPU I saw dying on my machine. Intel was rock solid, but that was years ago.

Looked promising. But its outdated.

I know and regret. But didnt change it because its a good example for both can be used to trick us into a direction.

These opt-out and opt-in rules should be punishable by law. I mean its the nature of humanity. We don’t care.

A brief comparison: in Germany, you are only an organ donor if you opt in. In France, you are always an organ donor unless you opt out. Guess which country has more donors.

Can’t device if upvote because it’s correct or downvote because it’s harsh. Come on we are the penguins, we are FOSS and open source, no skill-shaming. All are welcome.

Ddos? Aren’t we aware of this with fail2ban?

Why the heck is everything stripped to them. I can’t believe the grandfather’s of the internet thought about a www which goes completely dark if some players like cloudflare, aws, azure etc went down. Put down these network oligarchs!

Familiar, I see you are a person of tiling-culture as well.

Back in the Merkel-era if Germany opposes it was over.

Sure, but not obviously enough, maybe next time I mark it.

“Firefox no longer supports 32-bit Linux systems. We recommend installing the 64-bit version for continued updates and support”

And I thought only Microsoft create e-waste.

Just had to add: the PC is poverty of someone else and has encrypted win 11 on it. Use a 3.2-usb-stick with a shim compatible installed linux-distro on it (fedora/ubuntu).

Did you change something at the settings? Searxng is just as good as the source it’s using.

I swear to god, officer. It said “just do it” at me. And I took that personally.

Maybe its M$ Propaganda.

Bavarians: *deep breathing

Unfortunately, it is only 1 out of 16 states.

Have the same XA2 and just keep it running because it has a license for SailfishOS. My daily driver is an pixel 7 with graphene

KDE or GNOME its the same installer. In both they ask if you want automatic partitioning or manual.

My bet is there could be some bitlocker partition somewhere still alive. Or your bios assuming a bitlocker encrypted partition. Maybe put some of the bios security features down for testing.

Since there is no M$ machine in my network I removed samba and simply just use sftp everywhere.