You know I wouldn’t mind flat bunks though, like stack 3 high. You have a table time to go sit and eat and have a coffee then back to the bunk.

Next there won’t be a seat, the term “seat” just means the place you stand for the whole trip

Yeah it could be a faulty main breaker then

i use CTRL C and CTRL V … What am I missing here?

It would be the landlord needing to call an electrician in, nothing to do with the electric company (at this stage). Here if a landlord is failing to act we can call in a professional and withold the service fee from the rent.

The inner panel with the oven and other 3 circuits has a total of 100amps, compared to the outside panel only handling 50amps. So you could run enough stuff that wouldn’t trip the inner panel, but the outside is overloaded.

But it doesn’t preclude a short or some other situation either, like a faulty breaker inside, that should be tripping but isn’t.

For safety you need to have an electrician come in.

When does it trip? What things are running when it happens?

Does that 50amp breaker serve your whole apartment? And then you have a sub panel with a bunch of circuits of 15amp breakers and maybe a dryer or oven 30-40 amp breaker? Most likely the various things you have plugged in, plus oven are not tripping their own circuit, but overall total draw is more than 50 amps the main can handle

Cool. If you aren’t stuck on a diatro, then Tumbleweed has this built in. Snapshots are taken every time you make package changes or system changes, boot menu let’s you boot any old snapahot

Yeah, I’m using a large font in reader mode and I think I had the word encrypted showing without un onscreen.

You are correct, it makes a custom binary in the fat partition that is verified by TPM for unlocking/proceeding, that binary then contains the other parts to move forward.

Apparently its a patched grub2 for opensuse, and systemd boot systems. Makes a binary file that is verified by the TPM , different than just using LUKS encryption.

Just sharing for awareness because people often assume that because one diatro does not do it, means Linux doesn’t do it.

Like when everyone complains about Linux not having hibernation, it does.

True, other distros don’t have full disk encryption, they have partition encryption.

There is full disk encryption on Tumbleweeds using TPM and systems boot. It encrypts the ESP (EFI) partition and you supply password or fido2 key to unlock boot loader and disk

There is FULL disk encryption, I have it on tumbleweed with TPM and systemd boot.

This is long but further down it explains grub2 boot as luks unlocker was good , but with TPM secrets and systemd boot they can (edit for accuracy) encrypt a binary boot file that goes in ESP (EFI) partition. TPM asks for password before unlocking bootloader.

https://news.opensuse.org/2023/12/20/systemd-fde/

For beer and wine bottling I used to use Potassium Metabisulfite

Nut is a thing

I have had issues when it was copied from an old hard drive where the files were downloaded by another account name. Windows knows the account IDs don’t match so your permissions are limited. If you don’t like command line you can often go into properties , security, advanced, then use take ownership option, or select user name and check the full control option

Was it copied from an old hard drive?

Be cautious in attribution. On a different distro I had nvidia drivers installed and working. When they weren’t working It would boot to a black screen under Wayland. Anyway sorted out nvidia with Wayland. Gameplay was decent but sometimes I’d get stutter in heavy detail map areas, but later I realized there was a missing meta driver package, installing that made the system aware of switching fully to the nvidia GPU and performance improved substantially.

Switching distros sometimes provides other drivers or driver versions, which can appear like it made your system faster, when it could be on par on the other OS if the right package components installed.

The whole correlation causation scenario

I assume they mean private equity vs privately owned. Private equity would mean you have to bow to your investor since they are paying you. Privately owners make their own decisions without needing to answer to an investor

Mines on a Pi2b with a DAC hat, access through web or android app. I suppse you could add it as a docker image.

It may be overkill for your needs. I like it because I can browse my own music library or, online stream, plus it has a slew of internet radio stations included in the free version (you can custom add others)