Reduce the number of active connections, or the total number of active transfers available at once, and that will lower that number.

If you’re POSITIVE your memory situation is in good shape (meaning you’re not running out of memory), then you can increase the max number of open files allowed for your user, or globally: https://www.howtogeek.com/805629/too-many-open-files-linux/

Again: if you do this, you will likely start hitting OOMkill situations, which is going to be worse. The file limit set right now are preventing that from happening.

This…this is not the reason.

Multiple law enforcement agencies were actually doing their fucking jobs under Biden and running parallel investigations and preparing for dragnet style arrests and prosecutions.

Then Trump got elected and all of that magically got shut down. Then they were forced to release the files, and things are all out there.

Law enforcement generally DOES NOT share information related to active investigations when there are competent people in those positions, so while it was taking awhile, there was active work being done an just not communicated to the public.

You have a process holding open a bunch of FD’s. Instead of just blindly increasing the system limits, try and find the culprit with something like: lsof | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr

That will give you a list of which processes are holding open descriptors. See which are the worst offenders and try and fix the issue.

You COULD just increase the fd open max, but then you actually will more than likely run into OOMkill issues because you aren’t solving the problematic process.

Expiration date doesn’t usually mean much. Depends on the film though. You’ll probably get some interesting artifacts if it’s maybe decades out of production and hasn’t been stored well. The way it was stored matter more than anything.

I do not agree with Massie on most issues, and a NUMBER of the psychos who went full-time on Trump, but this dude is doing his fucking job and calling shit out.

He needs to be protected, and OUR rights to do what he’s doing in the face of threats should also be protected.

I will also say that Massie has crossed the aisle on more things than just Epstein, and SHOCKINGLY Rand Paul. If they’ve developed a consistent consciousness to protect the survivors, then they should be supported and protected as far as that goes.

I will say that Massie and Khanna just outed BILLIONAIRE proponents in the Epstein files who certainly have the means to have these people killed quietly and disappeared.

Do not let this happen.

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You changed the title, bruh. Get fucked.

That is not the angle this video presents. The tone is clearly that the person filming has been wronged.

Edit, OP changed the title and can get fucked.

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Awww, Lonnie didn’t get invited to the cool table.

Chin up, lil’ tubby bitch!

Yes, of course there’s fraud and abuse coming from VPNs. It’s mostly to prevent skirting stupid copyright laws, but plenty of bad actors coming out of the same VPN endpoints you use every day.

No larger streaming service will allow VPNs these days since most of the endpoints hosted by providers have been identified, and blocklist created that are easy to integrate into an API.

The thing with Qobuz is they don’t block you downloading the HQ versions of files. Look at the plethora of tools for this on GitHub.

Make a playlist, point something like QBDX at it, and there you go.

You can get refurb or used Surface devices pretty cheap nowadays. If you can find a cheap Minisforum V3 Tab, that’s another good one.

I think the Framework tab is a bit overpriced, same with the System76.

The Librem tablets are a joke at their price point.

Exactly. I don’t think anyone is putting him on a pedestal, he’s just better than a lot of alternatives. I’m not saying that’s a reason to vote for him, but he’s miles better than literally in the current administration.

May you be the first

Riiiiight 😉😉

You probably have debug logging enabled somewhere.

Back up a bit because you’re conflating a number of things, so let me try to break it down:

1. If you’re using Hyprland, you’re losing all the power management features of the more fully featured DE’s like Gnome or KDE. This isn’t a flaw, it’s just an acceptance of the trade-off.
2. Unless you’ve directly intervened, the power profiles are set to whatever your distro installs and sets from the initial install. Which leads to…
3. There are different defaults for powered vs battery by default. If you’re on a laptop and you don’t have the DE helpers, you’re on your own.
4. The hardware power management built in to your laptop may be playing a role here, so check your BIOS
5. Check dmesg to see what live changes your hardware controllers might be making
6. Check the Framework forums for keywords related to “Hyprland” to see if somebody has easy scripts for you to help. Otherwise, just switch to a DE that manages power the way you’d expect.

Your power restrictions are preventing the higher power settings.

If you’re using Gnome or KDE, you can use the applets to just turn it up a notch and get more brightness.