Hi guy
You’re right, nowhere does it mention toxicity, except the entire article.
And you’re right, I am not sure there aren’t any heavy metals in my leather and fabric straps.
And you’re also correct that the stainless straps that I do have which I bought from a jeweler I am additionally uncertain about their contents aside from the manufacturers certification.
But weren’t you talking about silicone?
Congratulations on quoting the summary and skipping over
In conclusion, considering the safety of the direct application or contact by humans with siloxanes, the polycondensation reaction is preferred, due to lower contamination with low molecular weight siloxanes of cyclic structure. The literature indicates that they exhibit toxic effects, for example: cancerogenicity, modifications in proteins conformation, influence on the immune system, genotoxicity, skin irritations, intraocular pressure increase and teratogenicity
Trust the maker of that silicone strap on amazon named qxzijhnnnggqqi qzzcni all you want to produce the kind of silicone or whatever other material.
They asked about typical watch bands.
I use what I consider typical watch bands.
I don’t worry about what elastomer or poly whatever is in these other bands.
Silicone is not without risk. And products sold on amazon aren’t exactly always as marketed.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4884743/
Anyway, I was commenting on typical.
If you buy a $10 “fashion watch” from the ugly shiny watch depot at your local dollar mart, odds are you’ll have wrist cancer in a month.
Only watches I own are stainless steel, with stainless, leather, or fabric straps.
Danielle Smith, premiere of Alberta, will do no such thing.
In fact, she will probably increase supply.
Her and her gov are essentially maga north.
He’s saying the enemy is within and must be wiped out completely.
Recursively and forcefully remove virus at Localhost.
Just sent to a friend and I broke it down like this
The commands wouldn’t work on Linux/Unix due to the format. But… They don’t need to if you’re just sending a message.
127.0.0.1 means the local machine. The host.
rm is remove. -r is recursively. -f means use force if necessary.
The commands, when put together, would look something like this:
traceroute wokemindvirus (find the location of and path to the virus)
The virus has been located at localhost (internally)
rm -rf /127.0.0.1/wokemindvirus
Remove, forcefully and recursively until nothing is left, the woke virus, in the local host - USA.
In other words, the enemy within must be wiped out.
Tell me I’m crazy.
You completely changed your post.
Everyone here knows who the troll is, troll.
Don’t know why the mods are removing your post. Or mine. But leaving the obvious.troll with all negative comments.
Wtf mods?
The fuck?
You remove my comment but leave the troll?
Imagine a PC with a locked bootloader.
Imagine having to purchase a new PC to simply be able to get updates. Or be locked to windows for life and not have an option to install Linux, BSD, whatever else.
There is zero reason to restrict installing a new os or firmware on a phone except planned obsolescence
Anyone who claims someone is virtue signalling is virtue signalling. Except this one comment.
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https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/bash.1.html
Lists A list is a sequence of one or more pipelines separated by one of the operators ;, &, &&, or ||, and optionally terminated by one of ;, &, or <newline>.
Of these list operators, && and || have equal precedence, followed by ; and &, which have equal precedence.
A sequence of one or more newlines may appear in a list instead of a semicolon to delimit commands.
....
AND and OR lists are sequences of one or more pipelines separated by the && and || control operators, respectively. AND and OR lists are executed with left associativity. An AND list has the form
command1 && command2
**command2 is executed if, and only if, command1 returns an exit status of zero (success).**
So, command 1 returns success, but command 2 fails. The FAILED comment at the beginning of the error message is the message to parse, one part succeeded, the other failed.
Not using && and running your command by line will show where the error is.
Lot of && in that message. The success reason may not be related to the copy failure reason but to another part of the commands?
Without seeing the command it isn’t really possible to tell.
weird. Just change -xem to -xeb
You can also do -xe --since yesterday
The reset-failed should also work to reset any/all failed units/services so you don’t have to go through one by one.
Fedora may be a bit different in the need for the --user flag, so try with/without.
But I’ve had an entire user scope crash and dump and recovered using it.
Maybe try without the flag.
You can see what errors may have caused the issue by checking systemctl status NAMEOFSERVICE.service
or
journalctl -xem -o with-unit -p1 -p2 -p3 | grep -i pipewire
That may additionally help you diagnose the cause.
I’ve never used the --user flag to reset/restart a service.
Have you tried systemctl reset-failed ?
And then systemctl daemon-reload or daemon-reexec
It was and never will be about how much it cost or lost.
It was always about the dismantling of lefty spaces, the control of speech, and a pulpit to announce his decrees as a disciple of baphomet and kek.
170 million Americans and all their data suddenly under his authority would be worth more than you could imagine. That worth would not be in any currency.
I don’t know if I can resolve this, but I’ve done some reading and the m2/m4 have some known issues with Linux.
Some patches and configs and instructions are here:
https://github.com/kiosion/alsa-motu-m2
Aside from that, there could be another application that is locking the card which is why you’re getting the resource busy error.
As mentioned here:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/753676/pipewire-pulse-no-sound-playback-open-failed-device-or-resource-busy
And some more issues/troubleshooting specifically with the m4:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/3312