Indeed over DP. It works fine at 240Hz in Windows, but of course the graphics quality in games is not as good as with nvidia.

I couldn’t get my 6900XT to drive my G9 at 240Hz, but 120 isn’t too bad. I should probably try again soon.

Been 20+yrs of some random flavor of driver problems for me, since my 9700 Pro at the very least.

This is starting to make sysadmins sound like John Wick.

“And then my son, a few days after his wife died, you steal his 3d printers and smash his fcking Apple 1.”
“The sysadmin will come for you, and you will do nothing because you can do nothing,”

Terminator.

I use the broadcast, zoom, grouping, and the guake/yakuake style dropdown. Also it has layout switching like xmonad, ie you can ctrl + space to cycle pane layouts.

netseer-ipaddr-assoc.xy.fbcdn.net looks to be tracking.

Luckily it shouldn’t do anything but error out on Unix boxes, as vim is not a valid process signal and their version of killall expects a signal argument (or just -)

Damn Small Linux, and DSL is dead. LFS lives on though.

Wait, I thought LFS was long dead (as a project). Maybe I’m thinking of DSL though. Off to teh googles…

Then you must be lost.

If they change the key in memory, then it doesn’t matter that you have the other side of the prior asymmetric key.

Encrypt your logs: exactly what you feared, and someone can just disable the encryption call or edit the key in memory too. Lots of ways to attack it.

If the interactive session is still up, just screenshot it and OCR the image. Takes a few seconds, but it’s still easy. Win+S, select the area, paste into OneNote, right-click copy text.