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TSME is a feature you turn off anyways because it hurts performance, who cares?

Considering the post calls out Wisconsin, real cheese.

CachyOS (so basically that other user’s arch + kde comment, lol)

It depends on the insulation used, which can vary a lot for thin enameled wire.

Hex is somewhat curiously an extremely poor encoding when you have access to unicode

Vore tends to be relatively tame, all things considered

ai slop

Damn, i’m bad at this

weird bot

I don’t think there is a standard english spelling

one of these is not a country

Distrobox is pretty shrimple

Any fiber internet is generally symmetrical. I have yet to see any that isn’t

tl:dr some company wants the FCC to let them pollute the shit out of the 900MHz unlicensed ISM so they can build another GPS-style satellite constellation. This would effect far more than just Z-wave.

You can’t attack nuclear powers without very unfortunate consequences. You CAN attack countries trying to become nuclear powers without those unfortunate consequences, but there will of course be other consequences to consider.

yes

Everyone knows politics gets a pass if it’s hornyposting dumbass

Not really, drivers for ethernet chipsets are OS-dependent. Any x86 laptop is going to implement USB correctly because the controllers are built into the CPU

The reason you didn’t find any information is because those are physical standards and the actual PCIe bandwidth available will vary. You will need to look into specific information for your specific hardware.

This comment is a bit misleading. NetworkManager uses iwd or wpa_supplicant as a backend, it cannot manage wifi connections on its own. You can of course use either standalone.