No shit.

The fact that is news and not inherently understood just tells you how uninformed people are in order to sell idiots another subscription.

It’s always a scam. These are scammers.

Send me $25k. I’m a Nigerian Prince. Fuck those assholes, I’m the real deal.

Cache commitment is not a memory leak. Hard commit is.

Think about limiting the resources it can see/use and move forward.

Annnnnnd…just checking…YUP, it’s China again.

Another win moment for Trump and his cavalcade of fucking idiots.

There is no “Top Of the Line” anymore. Everything has tradeoffs for their purposes. Maybe let us know what you want it to do.

Framework will be the platform to beat 100% and without question. The Refurb prices are an insane deal.

This might be a bot. Hard to tell.

Everything in Linux is flat files. Don’t panic.

Back up ~/home, do a clean install, then drop your stuff back in.

I have no idea what “TOTL” is, or a chip that is described as such. Care to enlighten us?

Not existing because it’s all a pyramid scheme.

They are the minority, but have large player bases. Eliminating that barrier would mean that Linux devices (not just desktops) would be a one-shot win for most consumers.

Well if it doesn’t show as a valid output devices there’s your problem. You might want to start searching on how to use pipewire configs to force it into being a properly advertised output device.

The speaker probably doesn’t advertise it’s capabilities properly.

Install qasmixer or pavucontrol (both available in all distro repos) and see if you can find the right combo of selections to get sound on it.

Well…it has the opportunity to be. More native integration and/or wine fixes for certain issues, and anti-cheat being allowed would definitely put it on track to be there.

But what are you trying to use fail2ban for?

You know what makes it really easy to move things around? Proper IaC configuration management in revision control. Build pipelines if you really want to be proper about it with containers.

Using containers as an excuse for “well, I can just move it somewhere else” is the exact reason to not be using containers for absolutely everything. This is the reason why web devs are horrible at infrastructure, and devops is suddenly back in demand. Removing yourself from the actual issues of properly versioning and controlling all your things just to rely on containers is a detriment to actually understand the interactions of what you’re running, where you’re running it.

Containers are an abstraction on top of the OS and hardware that directly communicates with the UPS versus the bare device access needed to communicate via host.

So then you have to run a privileged container for exclusive access to a specific HID port, map said port, and then hope that every OS update you do for whatever your particular container runtime doesnt causes disruptions or comms issues to trigger events on the UPS itself.

Or…just run it on the host and only worry about the NUT server itself. Also to be frank, I don’t imagine that NUT utils in themselves are very container fluid or aware because…why?

I honestly hate that people have become so null to the argument that host things are better at host things. Software that uses direct port access has absolutely no reason to run in a container UNLESS you have no other option. People using containers as default just cuz is bad practice. They have a place and purpose, and this isn’t one of them if host is an option.

Host. There’s no benefit to running it in a container, and there’s all the problems with running it in a container.

Why? Fail2ban is best placed on the host closest to a network entrypoint. Unless you’re intentionally avoiding a bridged network, this isn’t going to do much for your security unless the containers are directly addressed by an attached interface and an open service.

I won’t go into a whole diatribe, but you should be running containers as single-process instances of applications. You only cause issues by cramming other process to run inside a container.

What are you using it to block, exactly?

Riiiiiiiight

It’s pretty much done at this point.