Kerb

oh, so that’s why its so musky in here

into depression i guess

who needs another tab

:!killall -9 vim

:!killall -9 vim

yeah, i changed that.

i only discovered that setting after a few months,
but now it has been on for years.

i can tell the diffrence if i actively look out for ghosting on my mouse coursor.

but unless i actively look out for it,
i dont notice it

i don’t
i have a 144hz display, and can barely tell the diffrence between that and 60hz

Incident

Yes, do as I say! 🗿

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the other 50% is hate torwards nvidia

steamdeck runs on linux,
proton is a “Compatibility layer” to run windows only games on linux.

so yes, that means it runs on linux.

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its an sql injection attack.
its rather unlikely that it works in a modern app.

assuming this would work,
it injects a command in the sql database.

it is assumed that the app runs a sql querry with the input field as a parameter e.g.
INSERT INTO "bills" (item, ammount, tip) VALUES ("steak", "20,00 $", "content of the custom tip goes here");

the semicolon indicates the end of the querry,
so the the text would cause the app to run an unfinished querry, and then start a new querry that messes up the content of the bills table.

iirc the last time it happened to me, i just needed to fix the uefi entry which wasnt that bad.
(just remember to have a usb stick with a live image ready)

if it were to overwrite your bootloader that would be a way harder fix.

i dont remember if the second ever happend to me

it stopped happening to me after i stopped using the grub entry to boot windows.

i now use my mainboards boot menu to select the windows entry when i need to boot it

i use a different drive for my windows installation because that happened to often,
and i swear it once managed to wipe the bootloader on the linux drive.

i have no idea how it did that,
but i avoided starting windows using the grub entry since then.

its been a long time

i think around 2013 i started occasionally tinkering with ubuntu,
i then quickly started distrohopping
(mint, debian, kubuntu, antergos and probably more)

in 2017 i started seriously using antergos (i3wm) on my work pc

i was still only occasionally tinkering at home,
untill 2022, when i learned about proton,
and fully migrated my private computer from win 10 to fedora(kde)

:killall -9 vim

Mama mia, that’s a spicy tarball 🤌🤌🤌

huh?
why would you need to enter a password to update flatpacks?

why would flatpack ask for your pw multiple times when every other package manager only needs to ask once?