Hiya, so am looking to buy more storage and while browsing am seeing some external harddisks, such as Western Digital My Book and Seagate Expansion Desktop for cheaper than the internal harddisks themselves. Have seen this one video from KTZ Systems where he bought up multiple of these external ones just to open them up and use...
Es ist mir jetzt innerhalb von wenigen Wochen zum zweiten verdickten mal passiert. Das erste mal wars der Kernel der im Arsch war und jetzt gerade mein Internet. Habe aber auch kein Bock wieder Stunden lang Probleme zu beheben, also gibts mal wieder eine Neuinstallation.
Less of an option and more of choosing the right tool to do the trick.
In day-to-day life I might not care how files are deleted. But when I intend to sell my drive on ebay or so I would make sure that really all the data ia gone.
I installed GNOME on my KDE fedora install some time ago not realizing it would litter my install with gnome apps. Wondering if there’s a safe and easy way to remove them. Everyone online seems to say that removing a DE risks uninstalling a lot of stuff and thought I should ask here to be sure....
Smiling doesn’t just involve shaping your lips into an upwards arch. Usually your eyes are involved as well. This can be seen even when you’re wearing a mask over your mouth.
The first was the amazon sponsored search. But that was a few years ago.
Constantly it’s Canonical’s not invented here syndrome where they don’t work with others to do new stuff but instead opt to push their own solutions which often fail.
Snap’s dependency on a proprietary store backend.
And the latest is locking some security updates behind a mandatory Ubuntu Pro account.
Nothing quite as bad as what Microsoft is doing with Windows. But not really in the great fluffy open source spirit either.
Luckily thanks to open source nobody is forced to put up with any of that.
tldr: Use systemd-boot instead of grub to boot. And then unl0kr to give you an on-screen keyboard.
A little more technical:
Are you intending to use unl0kr for decryption? I used that on my Steam Deck. Whatever you use, it cannot use your normal graphical login. It has to be packed into the kernel’s initrd because when you want to decrypt your drive nothing else is available. I used unl0kr.
You cannot use grub unless you have /boot on an unencrypted partition. Because grub has its own decryption process which is very minimal. It does not have access to the kernel (which leaves you without any hardware acceleration for the decryption, making it very slow.
Systemd-boot works by putting the kernel and initrd on the unencrypted EFI partition on /boot/efi.
So you can either use grub with an unencrypted /boot or systemd-boot with everything copied onto EFI. Whatever you use, try to get to a state where you’re greeted with a slightly more pleasing passphrase entry, maybe on a plymouth bootscreen, instead of grub’s own ugly entry screen.
When you have come so far you can try to get unl0kr to work.
I don’t have the energy to type more but hopefully this can steer you in the right direction. Your actual login manager or desktop environment don’t factor into this at all.
If you do want to only see the login prompt from your login manager you have to store the decryption key in TPM. No idea how that is set up but automatic decryption without typing in a passphrase sounds iffy to me.
I’ve started watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer again and 30 minutes in, in the first episode, Cordelia is telling some friends about her bedridden mom whom she suspects to suffer from CFS, whereas her doctor suspects the Epstein-Barr virus....
What Video games graphically hold up on their aesthetic?
Have you ever bough an external hardrive only to take the disk out of it?
Hiya, so am looking to buy more storage and while browsing am seeing some external harddisks, such as Western Digital My Book and Seagate Expansion Desktop for cheaper than the internal harddisks themselves. Have seen this one video from KTZ Systems where he bought up multiple of these external ones just to open them up and use...
They're not "Minifigs," they're "Lego Men." Even the female ones. I feel very strongly about this.
Also, they’ve sucked ever since they stopped having just basic smiley faces....
Ich🐮⁉️🖥️iel (discuss.tchncs.de) German
Es ist mir jetzt innerhalb von wenigen Wochen zum zweiten verdickten mal passiert. Das erste mal wars der Kernel der im Arsch war und jetzt gerade mein Internet. Habe aber auch kein Bock wieder Stunden lang Probleme zu beheben, also gibts mal wieder eine Neuinstallation.
Star Citizen Pushes Through the $700 Million Raised Mark and No, There Still Isn’t a Release Date (www.ign.com)
Uncanny Valley (slrpnk.net)
How does SecureErase work? (lemmy.world)
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Removing GNOME packages from KDE install
I installed GNOME on my KDE fedora install some time ago not realizing it would litter my install with gnome apps. Wondering if there’s a safe and easy way to remove them. Everyone online seems to say that removing a DE risks uninstalling a lot of stuff and thought I should ask here to be sure....
nothing like pushy maniacs to make my day complete (lemmy.world)
What would an ENSH*TTIFIED Linux distro look like? (tilvids.com)
How to graphically enter Password to unlock encrypted disk
Is there some way I can unlock my btrfs encrypted disk using a graphical unlocking screen....
Setting up a swap file on top of using swap-to-zram for Hibernation purposes? (Fedora 40)
So here’s my situation:...
ich🌏iel (lemmy.world) German
More recent research news, something about T-Cells (solvecfs.org)
I’m too brain fogged to really understand it, but it seems like the ME/CFS research is also having good results.
Buffy already knew about CFS (swg-empire.de)
Hope this crosspost works.
Buffy already knew about CFS
I’ve started watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer again and 30 minutes in, in the first episode, Cordelia is telling some friends about her bedridden mom whom she suspects to suffer from CFS, whereas her doctor suspects the Epstein-Barr virus....
By popular request (of one person) I made Diarrhea 4! (diarrhea4.bjoern-tantau.de) German
@MartinXYZ had some dyslexic problems at lemmy.ml/comment/4564704...
Sweeping chronic fatigue study brings clues but not clarity to mysterious syndrome (deep phenotyping study) (www.science.org)
cross-posted from: kbin.social/m/mecfs/t/856180...
My new hymn (youtube.com)
Anatomy (mander.xyz)
cross-posted from: mander.xyz/post/9843724...
Vagus Nerve Inflammation (lemmit.online)
I wonder if this is also relevant for general ME/CFS. Sounds logical to me.
I loaded the dishwasher with a chronic illness
I mean, I didn’t load the chronic illness in there, that would be awesome! But I loaded dishes into the washer despite having said illness....