Hello_there

Bug bounties are cash rewards for finding bugs. Has anyone done a crowdsourced bounty for adding a feature to linux? E.g., driver support for a certain peripheral. If enough people want it, and drop $10 each, seems like it would quickly become worth it for someone to code a fix.

From https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/255417
You need to see it in 3d to see how big they liked their junk in the trunk

• I had a decent connection over wifi - occasional stutter but totally manageable.
• Fiber internet with a high capacity wifi6 router
• Suddenly, I get ping spikes for 10 seconds.
• no other network activity at time that I'm playing.
• router is one room over.
• Only recent update is maybe a Fedora system update, or a Deadlock update.
• Please help. I don't want to go beneath house to run cat6. It's dark and there are spiders.

What's good for the goose...

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I've seen a few worrying events in the past few days.

• East Bay Area School district is talking about closing campuses, merging schools, selling of property, and $100M deficit over next 3 yrs
• San Francisco School district sounding about the same
• BART talking about closing a significant number of stations
• CA budget deficit

It's stunning to me that all this is going on and somehow we're still not talking about increasing taxes on the wealthy or corporations.

I'm having a heck of a time trying to connect the Switch Pro controller to latest Fedora over Bluetooth. It will pair, but won't 'connect' - meaning is unusable. This happens over GUI and command line.

SteamOS can do this fine once the initial configuration is done. Any suggestions on attempts to fix this?

I think I handled it well.
I told them yes in a longx50 time. While I was wiping their butt. Then they asked if they were going to die. I told them maybe, when they are an old old old lady like Grandma.
That seemed to go well enough.

A proposed California ballot initiative, named after alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione, has been recently submitted to the California Attorney General’s Office.

The initiative would make it illegal for an insurance company to “delay, deny or modify any medical procedure or medication” suggested by a licensed physician in the Golden State, which could have serious consequences such as “disability, death, amputation, permanent disfigurement, loss or reduction of any bodily function,”