=== VMGuy23_ is now known as VMGuy23 [04:24] good morning [10:33] https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/18/firefox_cookies_github/ [10:34] oh tons of crawlers that show logins/passwords/certificates in github, hilarious to read, after the daily cartoons [10:34] the best exploits are old unfixed ones :p [10:36] most of the problem is allowing people to think, and treat, computer systems as if they're as simple as them! [10:36] yeah [12:52] Would low latency kernel fit everything for doing audio video work? Because I'm getting a bit OCD about if using the low latency kernel isn't good enough for all A/V work and might have to configure the kernel further. [12:53] MiraCat: can you elaborate a bit more of what specific you suspect the low latency kernel would not support for your machine(s)? [12:55] MiraCat: I've been using PREEMPT kernels for over 10 years without problems regarding latency [12:55] MiraCat: tools that rely on low-latency seem to like it [12:57] TJ-: isn't preempt build in by default these days? [12:58] No, that's that the -lowlatecny- kernels are; -generic is cooperative multi-tasking [12:58] ah i see [12:59] I've neverquite understood why the desktop has -generic- since -lowlatency- is much better for deteministic desktop usage where even a few millseconds of lag are noticed [13:01] Honestly. All this kernel configuration is giving me a headache. I might just use windows if I'm doing demanding audio-video work and ubuntu for general purpose stuff. [13:28] MiraCat: that's not going to gain you anything; Windows kernel cannot do true realtime with guaranteed latency [16:32] https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2021/11/kgx-terminal-core-gnome-phosh/ [16:44] can't see what problem it solves [16:45] yet another terminal === VMGuy23_ is now known as VMGuy23