Exactly the information I needed, thank you for this :)

That makes more sense- kinda like nondestructive editing when working with audio/video. The snapshot is more or less a list of instructions to revert a system back to a previous state, not an actual copy of everything.

Thank you- this is exactly the direction I was needing

That makes more sense to me now. If I did want to backup system files and settings on another drive, what tool could I use?

Perhaps I’m misunderstanding how Timeshift works. If Timeshift isn’t a backup tool then what does it do? I thought that I could use my primary SSD and save snapshots to a secondary SSD using Timeshift. Everything is formatted to BTRFS by the way, it’s not like the primary drive is in ext4 or something like that.

Can I configure it to do what I want it to do or do I need some other sort of tool for that?

It was in fact Digiornoed.

I’m guessing they just don’t care for the cool, refreshing taste of sparkling water

I mean I’m running Fedora, I’m sure I could find some use for it

Oh that’s totally sick, I bet that would be hella useful if I had another computer I wanted to set up and have everything I’ve got on my main machine

I’m gonna be so real, that’s a lot of words that I didn’t understand but that’s okay- I suppose I’m probably not the target audience for for the software 😂

Best of luck to you and your project!

What does it do?

Haven’t had La Croix, but in general I love carbonated water. It’s quite possible I drink more sparkling water than I drink tap water because my tap just tastes yucky for some reason.

Portal, please

It used to work properly. I can use the challenge-response to unlock my password manager and I can use passkeys just fine, but for whatever reason it won’t show me one-time codes.

pcscd is installed, but I don’t believe it is functioning properly, even when I enable it

The Yubikey is plugged into a USB C port. The same issue persists even when used in the other USB C port.

Unfortunately, I don’t believe it’s working

I really like Fedora. Swapped to it a few months ago, my first time using Linux, and I’ve since only been using the Linux machine. With the KDE Plasma spin, it really is a near 1:1 UI to Windows.

Why Lemmy? I like the memes :3

Who Lemmy? Me! And all of you!

How Lemmy? On my mobile phone ☝️🤓

Where Lemmy? See “How Lemmy” for more details

I mean the boxes for font and paragraph style are all dark when they should be light. I think it’s got to do with the system theme, I just wish I could selectively choose the theme for each application so dark mode doesn’t mess things up like this.

Dang, those things look like they’ve seen some use! I think the arms on my frames are about 2-3mm at their widest, and because the headphones are so compact, anything interrupting the seal in the slightest just makes a world of difference.

One’s mileage is sure to vary with the shape and size of their ears and their glasses, but for me it makes all the difference.

I’ve had a pair of the K240s for a while and I have to be honest and say they are my least favorite headphones in the collection. The soundstage is good, but they are totally bass-anemic. Vocals are clear on the AKG K240 but I feel like that’s all they really have going for them.

I don’t know which particular version of the K240 you have, I’m talking about the newer “AKG K240 Studio” that are rated at 55 ohms of impedance. It’s possible that older sets rated to be less sensitive have better tonal balance, but I feel these Studio ones are simply not it.

I will say, however, I used the K240s when I was hosting a radio show and they were phenomenal for that application. Being able to talk into a microphone while also monitoring levels and not getting that awful feeling of speaking while wearing closed backs was great.

At this point, I feel there are simply better, more balanced options that can offer even better soundstage with tonality that excels magnitudes beyond the K240. Sennheiser HD 6XX and Hifiman HE400SE most immediately come to mind.