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will it work if powershell is setting to disallow running unsigned scripts - remote and local? ouch lol

will it work if autorun is disabled in windows settings?

Yeah seems to depend on SSD model - my Crucial MX500 shows a fixed number - my Samsung 970 Evo Plus shows 3 "Drive temperature" entries only the 3rd one seems to be reporting temps... and my Crucial T700 seems to be showing the live temps in HWinfo... in crystaldiskinfo it's fixed at 40c for me too.

Too late for me - I've already taken the plunge - time will tell how my display fares in the near/far term - especially since I don't do gaming or much media consumption on my PC - it's mostly programming/browsing - which is exactly what is not advised usage - so lets see what happens and...

You can cross-check against what HWinfo tool reports - it also shows disk temperatures...

I'm optimistic that it will, actually... Typical linux installs read a single large compressed file (squashfs) off the source disk (usb pen drive) and yes it gets decompressed and the writes to the target disk (OS disk in the mobo) may be not serial (random and small files) but like I mentioned...

You can easily set up "custom alarms" - meaning tell alexa to either "remind me at XXX time to do YYY" it will speak to you remind you twice. Or you can set actually alarms (you can choose different alarm tunes but its common for all) by saying "alexa wake me up at XXX time" but it just rings...

Mainly to use with the ventoy.net tool (for superfast OS installs) - need to plug in and out between my desktop and laptop - both of which have USB4/thunderbolt - though not sure of what kind of compatibility to expect between the three. I have a gen5 ssd in the mobo (about 11-12 GBps...

Yep was looking at https://amzn.in/d/c68hzkl which is 10k - I can wait. It needs to work as a ventoy.net boot drive on the USB-C port(s) (the USB4/thunderbolt one) on my AMD AM5 X670E mobo (Asus) with an SSD like a Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB which I have. Hopefully get the full 3 GBps transfer...

Try running the full dbus command as part of the runuser command in your service file Exec param like the following? runuser -l myusername -c 'dbus-send --session --type=method_call --print-reply --dest=org.gnome.SessionManager /org/gnome/SessionManager org.gnome.SessionManager.Shutdown' ...

@Party Monger can you link to that high-speed USB4/Thunderbolt enclosure you recently mentioned you got?

Sure, you're welcome - this also helps me learn this stuff haha. For some reason I couldn't find the actual GNOME wiki or link where the actual docs for this DBUS API, just when I searched I got some random posts (like on stackexchange) that pointed to similar solutions. Remember, for...

I loved this old CGI sci-fi flick called "Final Fantasy - The Spirits Within"... with characters voiced by the likes of Alec Baldwin etc.

I wish India also gets some good deals if not BF then some year-end and/or diwali next year. So were the slow motion (high fps) video clips that I posted not showing the flicker properly on my oled monitor?

It's actually sitting idle mostly - not enough spare time to fully experiment with it o_O

I guess it seems okay to me... what about you? The flicker behind the monitor is the fan and light. It was 8x so I guess around 200 fps - does it specifically need to be 240 fps videos??? See: and

Anyone using corporate edition of Warp? Not necessarily phone app but desktop app? Is it still working for you?

I believe those are word for the letters in the level A=Apprentice, yours F=follower, mine J=Journeyman etc...

Yayyy my monitor FTW!

Ah ok yeah it would be the same as shutdown now command... Perhaps there is a different DBus service like org.gnome.SessionManager.xxx that will prompt in the UI...? . Something like this? (If it doesn't work, ensure wherever you call this, it's in the same user's context) dbus-send --session...