I dont use firefox, and im on mobile, so i dont think that would work for me. Thanks anw though

Ill have to check exactly what it writes there and see if i want to disable it

Yess!!!

Its funny how you can tell immediately whether any source is biased or not based on the words they use to describe "Israel's war"... Instead of calling it what we all know it to be - genocide.

Abd the world isnt just apalled at "Israel's conduct", we're appalled at the fact that they are literally doing ethnic cleansing, amongst numerous other war crimes.

Good on Slovenia though, as well as all other countries taking a stand against the genocider's sports/green/music(?) washing

Something in the area of computer/electrical engineering. I want to work in embedded systems engineering, but i only have a computer science degree, so theres a lot of knowledge im missing. If im overly specific with your question, "could" teach can be interpreted as "having the knowledge/ability to", so yea. Id do that and gain free knowledge in a field that fascinates me

I just checked it out and unfortunately it only allows changing the notifications per app, not disabling per app. Thank you though

Seems to work 👍

Im not calling for war by any means, just saying theyre not allies. China/Russia arent allies, but that doesnt mean i want war with them. But I also dont want us to align ourselves with fascists, they have nothing good to offer, and it feels disgusting being associated with them in aby way, and hoping to regain our friendship with them.

Yes, I'll probably just be doing this on breadboards, but there is a chance I might eventually move it to a PCB (assuming I learn that part of KiCAD soon enough and have enough time to order PCBs before I need to submit). In either case, the power source of the entire system will probably be some holder/rack (not sure what they are actually called) for several AA or AAA batteries. Basically it will need to be something that a theoretical consumer would be able to replace easily - the batteries that is.

Do the problems outlined in your and other's comments about these types of capacitors in this application also present from regular batteries, or are they usually not high voltage enough to cause problems?

I want to avoid flatpacks, and I dont want to have to use it just for steam and nothing else.

This started happening to me 3 days ago. I did a full system update yesterday, as well as today, and still nothing different. I logged into the account from the browser normally, it immediately gave me the steam guard popup.

It does seem to be some kind of networking issue I think by looking at the output it spits out if I launch it from the terminal, but I just am not familiar with steam's inner workings enough to know that for sure.

Ive tried commenting out those lines, but Ill give it a shot again and see what happens