You can set the volume by tab and not only globally for the browser. It's also very useful if a website doesn't have volume controls. And if the audio is too quiet, you can amplify it (as the name says) to up to 600%.
I couldn't find further info on it yet, but I think it's very likely.
I could not find any articles with further information on the topic.
There seems to be a fork with tracking removed, but it only has about 2000 downloads, so proceed with caution.
The original post was removed by AutoMod for some reason, I've already contacted a mod from the community to hopefully get the post un-removed.
EDIT: Post was not un-removed, but I was allowed to repost as URL post with image in body; edited the cross-post URL.
Ich biete Mayday: Alarm im Cockpit für 25 Staffeln Flugangst. :D
Pretty much yes, unfortunately. Because the process calling your target process is obviously created before, you'd need to proactively log all executions. :/
Sorry, I mistakenly believed that auditctl records the process tree on event generation automatically, but that's not the case. You'll need to add a rule that records execve events.
As far as I am aware, auditctl records the whole process tree of an event. You can use ausearch with --pid <pid> or --ppid <pid> to work yourself all the way up the process tree.
The German Nutrition Society (DGE) has shifted to a circle instead of a pyramid:
The portions of the circle refer to volume and not calories. In my opinion this design is superior to pyramids in general because all parts are equally important for a balanced diet, with hydration in the middle.
Is it just me?
Papierschnitt... Papierschnitt...
Ich glaube, ich habe /dev/null für Geld gefunden...
Joke's on them, I ate them all and now my tummy hurts
Nice. Freut mich, dass du zufrieden(er) bist. :)