It sounds exactly like that. Perhaps you ran firefox as root at some point?
I’d say:
rm -rf .cache/mozilla
~/.mozilla:chown -Rc $(id -u):$(id -g) ~/.mozilla
/.mozilla:chmod -Rc u+w ~/.mozilla
If you get permissions errors, run them with sudo.
Another idea is to press F12 to open the dev tools, go to the network tab, and refresh the page. If something is not loading it will be highlighted in red and it will tell you the reason.
It might be some addon messing things up, you can launch firefox with no addons with firefox --safe-mode.
Does it happen in a “private” window?
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Last time I checked, you could only unlock Huawei phones through exploits. And while you can re-lock Xiaomi phones, they will always show the screen telling you the system is corrupted on boot. They were having supply chain problems with resellers flashing malware to their phones.
I’m more partial to Xiaomi.
Sure it’s commendable that Huawei is a sanctioned Chinese cooperative with custom made CPUs pushing the boundary on 5G, but Xiaomi phones have very good specs for the price, big batteries, they are well constructed, easy to repair, the bootloader is unlockable, and they usually have snapdragon CPUs that work great with custom roms.
You can take Mickey from Steamboat Willie, make him wink, give him tie-dye shorts and pink skin, and use him as the logo Mickey Dishwasher Soap—you can’t use him as is for a trademark because it’s too generic.
You can’t use his ears for an animation studio or a TV channel because it’s easy to confuse with Disney’s trademarks.
Trademarks are limited by category (which is why Apple Computer got into a lawsuit with Apple Records only after Apple Computer launched iTunes, before it was perfectly fair) and enforced on similarity. Also a trademark has to be distinct but doesn’t have to be original, you can use a bitten apple as a trademark but you can’t copyright that shape.
Edit: another difference between trademarks and copyright is that you never lose the copyright, but you must keep enforcing a trademark. If you let your brand become the generic term for a product, if you let others use your mark without suing them, then you lose the rights over the name.
You’re thinking of the public domain as if Walt Disney had given us a licence to use a particular depiction of Mickey Mouse.
It’s not the case. It’s hard to imagine after 100 years, but the character is now as free as Jesus, or Winnie the Pooh, or the three piglets. You can incorporate mickey into your story however you want, depict him however you like.
Duckduckgo shows you the full res image from the search results and the main link is to the image itself.
Yandex for reverse search, it works like you remember Google used to work.
Michael Hudson made a career out of telling think tanks to read Marx.
yewtube gives you 720p H.264, which your laptop almost certainly can decode in hardware.
YouTube gives you higher resolution VP9, which your laptop probably needs to decode with the CPU.
Install the h264ify extension to force youtube to give you H.264. You’ll be limited to 1080p.
This but unironically, double checking prevents errors and you make more mental connections when you look things up.
There are dirt-cheap cards (10 USD) that just wire a PCIe x16 connector into 4 M.2 PCIe x4 sockets. They only work if the firmware of the motherboard lets you split the x16 into four slots, and the CPU supports that many lanes.
It’s complicated, ASUS has a huge table that you have to cross-reference with the CPU you have installed and figure out what will work.
The only other option I think could make sense is a thunderbolt adapter like https://www.owc.com/solutions/express-4m2. If you’re making a NAS then I really don’t see the point of PCIe storage.
You can’t do an archive with a single disk. The cheapest way to archive is to buy a SAS2008 card (less than 100 USD with the SAS to SATA adapter), flash it to “IT” pass-through mode, and do a pairwise RAID1, btrfs, zfs, minio, or whatever on top of your 8 SATA ports.
Even with rotating disks performance is adequate because you’ve got 8 of them.
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It’s not just cooling but also battery draw.
You could buy a 2 kg laptop with a 45 W CPU, but then it’d barely be portable and after a few years the battery will last half an hour, what’s the point.
What you want to know is called the thermal design power: TDP, and you can look up the data sheet for the CPU in the laptop to know what it is. 15-22 W is typical, 30-45 W what you find in “workstation” laptops and small desktops, 60-120 W in desktops.
Please don’t create electronic and battery waste if you know someone who can take a look.
It’s not dangerous if you know what you’re doing.
It’s likely you can at least reclaim the batteries and use them as spares later.
How are you decoding the H.264 MVC video?