Yea I'm stuck with spectrum that used to be Time Warner. Funny thing is I just checked our cable bill online and they list the fees.
Probably means an itemized fee list instead of a generic one that has it all added together and just shows up as "fees" on the bill
It's not like seeing the fees will help anything. Can't switch to other ISPs since the cable company has a monopoly. Useless government pretending to do work instead of actually doing anything to help.
I use Linux as my main pc, and while things will work without looking for drivers. They don't always have 100% of their functionality. My Logitech keyboard and mouse for example, worked without doing anything but the macro or "G" keys aren't re-bindable by any software currently.
It doesn't seem to work on Firefox. That's got to be some level of irony there.
Logitech Powerplay stops working randomly when launching games.
Weird issue sometimes when I launch a game my mouse(Logitech g502 X connected via Logitech Powerplay mouse pad) stops working. Until I reboot. I know it has something to do with the powerplay since the mouse has a wired mode as well and it works again when I plug it in. Anyone else experience this problem or know of steps I can take to troubleshoot? Edit: Forgot to mention I am using Garuda linux(I use arch btw)
If we are lucky the earth might survive after the sun becomes a red giant. As the sun expands because its gravity is weakening which means the hold on earth will be weaker and the earth will move away from the sun. Hopefully the speed we move away is equal to or faster than the suns expansion.
I did some looking into matrix but couldn't find if it would still work when the internet is out.
Is there a chat program that works offline and online and has mobile apps.
I am wondering if there is a chat program that works locally when the internet is out but still be connected to from the internet. I know this will be something that is self hosted.
Bonus points if I can set it up on the raspberry pi that is running Home Assistant.