This person is not discussing a one-off memory leak issue. Seeing a memory leak means just stop using that program or go to a revision that doesn’t have that issue. People don’t just leave leaking apps out there for consumption.

Sounds like stock Fedora to me. I’d stay away from Ubuntu derivatives if you already had issues.

I wouldn’t add any salt to Beyond Burgers though. They have tons of sodium already.

Depends on what you like. This is essentially how White Castle sliders are made, and I personally think that’s something of an acquired taste 😂

It’s just a smash burger with extra seasoning, so maybe play around with that. I think the key to any good burger is just the seasoning.

My personal keys to a burger:

• Don’t pulverize the meat. Barely touch it in fact.
• Salt 20m before cooking
• 85/15 ground mix
• some garlic in the oil on the pan for 1-2m before adding beef. Pull it before meat goes in.

If Earlyoom helped you with OS stability, then you have memory problems. That means you’re running more in memory processes than your system memory can handle before the kernel tries to save itself by killing procs using a lot of memory.

Get more memory if possible, enable a larger swap partition, or run fewer things.

Need the status of the levels on the individual outputs. These may be selected as the primary output right now. Try disabling this config and restart.

Next steps are checking mixers to make sure your levels are set for the intended output (sometimes they get auto-muted when switching output devices).

Try pavucontrol and qasmixer to toggle things on and off.

PewDiePie is a Nazi

What in the…I’ve honestly never seen this. Gross on many levels.

Yeah, but he wasn’t using whatever knowledge made that happen on his TV shows 😂

Legendary in its abject horror you mean, right?

Just GTFO if you don’t want help. Later.

Like everyone else is saying. POST CONFIGS.

I don’t think you changed them in the right way, or didn’t restart. Post configs.

Details please.

I’m assuming you forced a port conflict somehow.

Or maybe fresh herbs…

Breadcrumbs are a lazy visual effect, and they certainly don’t work well on tomato-based sauces because they’ll just make it all gummy.

Why is Bobby Flat a thing? All of these TV chefs have terrible ideas, and this guy is high on the list. All of them have awful restaurants which have failed spectacularly in most markets (Flay, Ramsay, Oliver, Ray…etc), and I don’t understand why people pay attention to them.

On the other side of this spectrum, you have legit research and tips by people who care about food from Kenji, Choi, Gritz, BA staff…it’s just night and day. The people who care about the science of food happen to be the people who really want to offer good ideas to elevate it.

I can’t think of a single useful tip from the FN chefs.

Subjective. If you’re talking about functionality, then GNOME wins. If you’re talking about UI, then KDE might have the upper hand.

If you want to fundamentally change the way something operates, then it’s neither of those.

They’re all exactly as customizable as you are willing to alter them.

If you’re familiar with Linux, just read the Dockerfile of any given project. It’s literally just a script for running a thing. You can take that info and install how you’d like if needed.

These should absolutely no place in the mix with containers at all. Very confused how you’ve made these work of that’s what you’re suggesting.