They will simply co-design the next generation of specialized compute hardware for neuronal networks, no problem! /s

The list of possible CLI parameters can be found in the Mozilla wiki https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/CommandLineOptions

Many streaming services use DRM that considers standard Linux installations as not “secure” enough. That means either no stream or bad resolution.

Yes. Insta360 is the same and new gopros might lean in that direction as well.

At least some users defending that practice claim this is to get a proper start date for the warranty period. Even if that is true it is really shitty.

For quick transfers i quite like https://webwormhole.io/, no need to install anything

If your monitor/docking station/adapter and the computer support the DP Alternate mode, then you should use that, it should be supported directly by the kernel. Problems may occur if the port is connected to the dedicated graphics and you use the internal graphics card. In my experience it worked perfectly so I do not know any good troubleshooting steps.

It is not required for the displayport alternate mode of usb-c.

It is an alternative with limited performance that is built on top of usb and does not require hardware support on the PC side.

I’d guess retro arch is running as a Wayland client. Try to force it to use Xorg / XWayland or read this https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/6148

I bet they just copy/pasted the default filter as per company policy. No punishment needed, works just as intended.

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There is arcan, I have never tried it, though. https://arcan-fe.com/about/

So, they are talking about a bootkit embedding itself into the uefi firmware, then the graphics show a malicious bootloader that resides in the EFI partition that can be removed by formatting.

Elgato does not want Linux users: https://github.com/tolga9009/elgato-gchd/issues/15#issuecomment-610984742

I only have two accounts, but I can toggle between them by tapping the account name once the menu is open. That may also cycle through multiple accounts if you can reach that more comfortably.

Apparently that is only a metadata issue that should be fixed soon™. The installed app is still k9 https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbird-android/issues/8478

They show no password prompt for the user with the “active” session for removable drives. Only system drives always require admin auth for formatting and partitioning. Maybe your session setup is not completely correct so your user session is not marked as the active session or you tried it with a drive that is considered a system drive.

I mean the exact same 2.8GB file, with the exact same USB-C stick took FU***** 3 seconds on Linux !!

For that test you should run sync afterwards to make sure the file was really written and is not waiting in a cache.

It is possible to format removable drives without root access through udisks2, e.g with gnome-disks or KDE ISO image writer. GNOME Impression is another tool that should work.

Curtail is a wrapper around tools like pngquant, jpgoptim and oxipng. In lossless mode it optimizes and reorders e.g the compression tables. I know of no tool that does that for video data and I am not even sure that is feasable. Video is not stored as a simple sequence of images.

Sorry, I have no idea.