Yeah! Don't fucking tell US our experience is limited and biased!!!!!! snorts angrily
Bought a Samsung SMART combo microwave/grill/convection oven. Has a motorized glass plate. Motor now turns intermittently. Sometimes does not turn at all, during a 20-min bake. ONLY 3yrs OLD. Miss me with that planned obsolescence shit!
Will do as soon as reinstall 3 is done. I'm reverting back to Debian 12 "Bookworm" as I don't trust any newly downloaded iso's aren't getting tampered with. I noticed a mismatch on the hash for a newly downloaded Gentoo LiveUSB image and its .iso.sha256 file. I reset my router back to factory settings in the meantime. Fresh admin password, fresh SSID and keyphrase. Only wireless device on network is my phone, also reflected on router wireless page.
Downloaded the Gentoo LiveUSB image again from a running Gentoo LiveUSB session, from gentoo.org and also the .iso.sha256 file. Ran 'sha256sum' on both files. They mismatch. Photo included.
I do. But I counter with this: I had never even heard of the band Karma Factory until that soundbyte played. With the help of an F-droid app on my phone, "Audile", I was able to quickly mic the soundbyte and that helped me figure out the song clip. There is absolutely no chance Steam factored into this lolfest.
I couldn't wait for the next soundbyte, so I checked the running sound-inputs.log and noticed a few entries for Chromium. I don't use it, nor have I ever installed it on this system. Did a 'which chromium-browser' and got no hits. Yet it's mentioned a few times in the log. Thoughts?
Thanks, I ran the above watch command with 'pw-cli list-objects' and will report back upon the next occurence. It's been quiet these past few hours. Thanks for helping a fellow penguin! Much appreciated, all of you.
I would love to catch the event, but it's sporadic. I stumbled across the gnome-logs package and see concerning events such as "Warning: writing to insecure memory!" from a running service: tracker-extract-3.service. But that service, though named intimidatingly, just watches the file directory for updates/new files.
I'm dealing with Morse Code atm and it's a welcomed relief from the South Park or Karma Factory bytes.
Also, I installed Ventoy on my USB drive and put a Gentoo Live iso as well as Debian, Slax, and QubesOS. I intend to reinstall (thinking of starting with Gentoo).
Then I tried unmounting it. It hung with "device busy" for a solid 6 minutes, and finally ejected. New fear is the attacker is altering the iso files I'm putting on the drive. So I ran sha256sum -c [Gentoo.iso filename] against the SHA256 hash from gentoo.org and it completed as OK but bitched about 12 lines improperly formatted. I'm spitballing again on what to do.
Also, how can I get Lemmy to show codecommands formatting? I use Jerboa but don't see a code block option.
Ich fühle mich dick und frech!