I refuse to let this corrupt organization take away a game that my family grew up watching, playing, and bonding over. We don't see each other that often now and I want to catch a game or two with them.

I'm in Canada

Hello! So I am somewhat new to linux, been trying to use it as my daily driver for about 6 months now.

Hopefully its ok to ask linux questions here: Right now I have Pop 24.04, and generally it works ok but I have frequent mouse lock/focus issues in games, which I can normally get around using proton/sdl video driver commands in Steam, but it is a constant issue.

At the suggestion of GPT, I tried loading into Gnome rather than the default Cosmic and that issue went away. So pretty sure thing means its something with the cosmic composer with my setup. Really tired of beating my head against the wall with this constant issue and happy it's solved, but not sure I really like Gnome.

I DO like KDE Plasma and since I am using Dual monitors with VRR makes since to go to versions 6, but worried about dependency issues when I update. POP uses older KDE version and it would pull different versions of things like the Framework..ect

How big of an issue is this? Are their ways to block pop fr

Ahoi! Lately my Sonarr has been downloading .exe files from Lime and EZTV a lot. Someone deliberately pushes them just befor an episode airs and Sonarr happily grabs them. They don't exexute, but still mess up my auto downloads.

Is there a way to prevent Sonarr from downloading them all together? Or at the very least re-download a proper release after noticing the exe file?

I also have private trackers as backup, but prefer public where I can contribute more by seeding to 1:100+ ratios.

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/38733313

France experienced its hottest spring on record, the country's weather service said Tuesday, after an exceptional early heat wave that also broke seasonal highs in England and Wales.

Indonesia's so-called Just Energy Transition Partnership, or Jet-P, was launched at a G20 summit in Bali in 2022. Similar deals have been struck with South Africa, Vietnam and Senegal. They are widely regarded as the most ambitious attempt at getting international climate finance to end coal use in populous, coal-dependent middle-income countries.

The UK government once touted the Jet-Ps as "a template on how to support just transition around the world." This refers to efforts to ensure that the phase-out of fossil fuels and phase-in of low-carbon technologies is fair, inclusive and reflects the demands of workers and affected communities.

But if this approach cannot retire a single plant in Indonesia, the world's fourth largest coal consumer, there is reason to question whether the model itself works.

Well, complete failure would tend to indicate it doesn't work.

I don't know enough about it to make an informed scathing comment like I do with the stupidity of BECCS, NetZero

Potentially putting them into the tie-breaker position that NZ First enjoyed in the past. Too early to say, though.

We would like to take a moment to talk about the experimental just-in-time compiler in CPython, and the path we think it should take from here.

Over the past several years, several core developers and contributors have been building a JIT compiler in the main branch of CPython. We want to begin by thanking them. This has been hard, deeply technical work that has been done with great care, and the recent performance improvements are real and encouraging. None of what follows is a criticism of that effort or of the people behind it. Quite the opposite. It is precisely because the project has been underway for so long, undergoing several re-architectures, that we think now is a good time to re-evaluate the JIT’s informal status in the project.

When the JIT was originally merged into main, it entered as an experiment, and the only enhancement proposal written about it, PEP 744, is Informational. That PEP did valuable work in explaining the initial design and even sketched the cri