I don’t know, man. What if its cloudy?

bad for competition? If people want FOSS software, well go make a good product then!

When Hitler was choosing his cabinet, he made Göhring Minister of the interior, which was head of the police. Then they put their SS inside of the Reichstag, when they cast the vote if Hitler should have absolute power (for a limited time, to solve a fake issue). The police, now under Göhring, didn’t stop them. The SS stood everywhere, shouting Nazi paroles and threatening the Reichstag-members to apply violence if the vote does not come out their way. Back then in the Reichstag, voting wasn’t anonymous. The deed was done. Some brave leftists still openly said they cannot vote yes, many were later captured and killed. Hitler obviously just cancelled the limited time part and kept the absolute power.

Many Germans later regretted, not having fought more, when they saw it all coming.

Guys, everything was alarming so far. Announcing to have ICE at the polls is even more alarming. You cannot have the Shitler get that far, where it is too late. You must act now!

Good luck over there, regards from Germany.

Munich went open source / Linux a couple of years ago, ditching Microsoft. Using a big budget to convert everything and support employees etc. It was a huge act.

…Then they went back to Microsoft in yet another huge act, using a big budget. And then never revealed the budget for the last one. Which is really weird, considering its public money.

edit: just wanted to say that when idiots get power, there is always a way back. No matter how obviously stupid that would be

congratulations

Ecosia on Android is based on Chromium. Qwant on Android is based on: Firefox for Android, which uses the GeckoView engine.

Otherwise they are just search engines.

i think that was it, thank you! I must have enabled smart contrast which does that.

the classic cronjob workaround works great.

The command /usr/bin/openrgb --profile /home/user/.config/OpenRGB/test.orp runs fine, loads the test.orp setting i saved with openrgb-GUI. Until the keyboard goes back to default after 4 min or so.

Therefore i made a cronjob that does the same, just every 3 minutes: */3 * * * * /usr/bin/openrgb --profile /home/user/.config/OpenRGB/test.orp

correction: nevermind it does not work. Again. They keyboard just resets itself after like a minute, regardless. Don’t understand what is happening.

Tsarist government dragged the country into a needless war

I think Imperial Germany did the most part of that, while Russia wasn’t starting WW1. They did however heat up everything by attacking small neighbors, yes.

tyrannical communist government

Its important to say that it wasn’t really communist. They called themselves communist to take over from the revolution easier. They were mostly just authoritarian, while Stalin completely hollowed out the soviet republic functions. There was no republic, council, democracy or communism. Just harsh disctatorship.

Sadly, what most think about when hearing communist or soviet, is the latter part and everything Stalin did. Oversimplified, communist means all things should belong to the people (as a people), not to a few people or any other power. And that’s never what Stalin did or even intended.

It works fine now. Uninstalled the openRGB flatplak from the kde neon app store (discover) and instead installed the .deb from the openrgb-website. Now it works with static dimmed LEDs. NICE!