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It's lovely looking, yes. I used to use it a lot. But I've read (on several websites) that it's not being maintained like it used to be.

I know this is solved but I wanted to recommend using the Synaptic package manager. It's lovely.

I used to run Folding@Home back when I first got a PS3. I also ran SETI@Home for a while.

That's not how these scanners work or what's their purpose. Normally you'll upload an executable or an *.so file that you found...

Yeah, lets give the internet access to all my stuff, scan my files, browser logs, credentials, saved passwords, it's all good.. right?

I'm just curious what even brings these rootkits on in the first place. This is intriguing as I try to wrap my mind around it. On ring...

Depending on how you write an ISO image to a device (usb or ssd), it will indeed result in an immutable ISO9660 filesystem. That's by...

I have zero idea. @KGIII may know.

You made some statements, but there is little or no proof. Your reference has files that are six years old. Frankly, I'm done engaging...

Please provide result of speedtest-cli from that Raspberry Pi. And the same from your normal computer/laptop if you have one. Install...

Well, apparently I decided I wanted to attempt human transmutation last night, and the magic smoke bit me. For the first time since...

This morning there is another Kernel update .... from 6.17.0-23.23 to 6.17.0-29.29 (both 24.04.1) Again, the presence of CVE's is...

It's just the system working as intended, which is a good thing. I took a look, and it's a bunch of CVE fixes. A quick look online says...

btw. here's an example on how you'd recover a soft bricked linux. Suppose something is wrong with the GPU driver and graphical session...