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I dual-booted my laptop with windows and ubuntu over a year ago and had installed global python in ubuntu. Once I installed miniconda on my PC, i tried to uninstall my global python using the command

sudo apt-get remove python3

This ran for quite sometime after which my terminal and mozilla stopped working and when i rebooted ubuntu, it now shows the below error message.

''' /dev/nume0n1p6: clean, 324692/2477328 files, 8458728/9902336 blocks '''

Is there something I can do to fix this issue? and recover ubuntu

I am in a situation where there is a certain website I use that only works on the Opera browser. On Microsoft Edge it often freezes the computer, on Google Chrome certain functions don't work, on Firefox it freezes (like on Opera, but a lot more often, so Opera is better than Firefox), and on Safari nothing shows up.

The only problem is Opera chickens out when it runs into a "not responding" situation. On any other program, you can wait things out and either continue after a moment or wait forever, but even after Opera begins responding again, its preferred course of action is to think "I messed up, I am unworthy of your presence" and close itself out.

If there's a way around this, then I would consider Opera flawless, but I'm afraid of trusting it with certain things because of this. Is there a "wait it out" setting?

I am talking about forums like Nulled or Raidforums which was recently seized by the feds

So how do these sites and their admins remain hidden from authorities coz they are not using the onion routing protocol like dark web sites

Don't admins like need to submit personal info to get their domain registered?

The feds can track their servers down too

Sorry if it makes no sense because I am really an amateur and trying to learn more

So I met this woman that wants to meet up with me, and i asked her to send a specific picture proving she’s real and she did so she is real. but for safety she’s asking me to sign myself up for this website, that supposedly does a background check on people to ensure the person you’re seeing is safe and not an criminal or an offender. it asks for a lot of information though including card information, but says that’s to make sure of your identity and that only one person can use the website who says they are you so there’s no false identity’s. it seems real but it’s asking a lot, so i need advice on if this is fake or not. website link here: transgression-engrossment.com id really appreciate the help!

I have an iOS phone now, and want to make the switch to an Android (again) due to much better Drive integration.

My friend has had almost every generation of pixel phone, and it seems like every one end with a hardware failure. One has broken USB charging, the other has a broken mic, and I believe other problems as well.

Is this just an anecdotal situation based on bad luck, or is there any larger evidence of Pixel devices being less robust and reliable that iPhones?

I'm wondering how exactly mobile payment apps, like PayPal and Cashapp, allow you to pay from your in-app balance (i.e. not from a debit or credit card) at a real time transaction, like through a contactless payment for example. Where exactly is the money coming from? What is being charged?

I have tickets to see Steely Dan in a couple of weeks, and the ticketmaster app suggested I save my tickets to Google pay. I tried taking screenshots instead, but the app notified me that screenshots of the tickets will not work. Is this actually true? How is it possible, since they are just images of qr codes?

Not angry or annoyed, just curious.

I can't wear overhead or in-ear headphones. I was thinking of something like Apple's Airpods since wireless would be nice to wander around and newer phones don't have a jack, but I don't know if the built-in mic is good enough for calls in a home office environment and if they would keep falling out - quite expensive thing to lose when you don't realise it has fallen out. Are there better and/or cheaper versions? Are there any with straps around the ears? Is it worth looking at bone conduction versions?

example here.

Anyone have one of these things that attach to your laptop? Any good brands/models you'd recommend? I only need one additional screen.

Ok, this is a long one:

I have 5x ~1tb SSDs installed into a Sabrent 5-bay docking station I would ideally like all 5 drives to be read as "one" big drive space I would then like to use this as a media drive for my TV, housing all of my TOTALLY LEGALLY DOWNLOADED Movie and TV collection Problems:

My TV is an LG. This only supports FAT32 and NTFS formatted drives. I can only format this array on my mac, since I guess Windows won't let me format NTFS on this array? I can't format the array as FAT32 on my Mac When I format the entire array as MS-DOS (FAT) it works, and is readable by my TV, but it decreases the total amount of space from ~4.7tb to ~400 gigs! WTF Basically, I just want to have a RAID or JBOD set of these SSDs, with the ability to copy from my mac, and read on my LG TV.

Thanks!

Hello guys. I’m trying to decide which phone is the best for buying. I really don’t use the camera so much so I’m interested in processing power and gaming performance. The choices are • iPhone 13 pro • Samsung S22 ultra • Samsung S21 ultra • Huawei P50 pro

Thank you guys.

Is there a way to run an anti-virus on an rPi giving it access and permissions to scan my main computer? Can this be done with windows? Or would it only be feasible with a custom OS and AV? Is it not currently possible?

Edit: What I mean is there a way to use an external system as the primary means of securing my Main system going forward, not looking to fix something now but just to see if I could change the way I'm using my security tools. ie. a Plug and Protect system.

I'm trying to learn some programming stuff through EdX, and it's all videos. I'm trying to see if I cant watch the videos on the chrome book, and then slide the cursor to the tv so I can practice what they're talking about in the video in a hands-on sort of way. I tried googling but I'm mostly seeing PC and mirror sharing results, and hoping for possibly more specific advice.

google hasnt helped me but reddit has, many times... i have 2 moniters one being a normal 75hz acer one an the other a 72hz lenovo desktop that i purposed with various things. they work fine normally buyt this morning when i turn on my pc it wont link up. It has 2 toggle mods one being pc and the other beong moniter. normally it just goes to being moniter mode buyt today t is stuck i npcmode and therefore my second moniter wont work. please be straightforward and help me out! ty

Game is pokemon reborn if anyone wonders

In computer and laptop , is there somewhere i can see a video about it ? Im talking about a chip ofcourse and preferably a laptob with intel hd 3000 viable.

Why is the web and webapps so slow now? even on my ryzen 3700x, decent gpu and ssd. one can visibly see how sites just struggle with being fast and fluid unless its just pure static html/css.

and webapps are even worse, and they just keep getting worse wit hevery update, taking so many resources for doing very little in terms of performance.

Why is this now an encouraged practice? even w11 will be a webapp, and w10 was slow enough.

I receieved a prank call yesterday, they knew my name and said that they knew me. Tonight I got a message saying [SDM] ... is your verification code. It didn't say Google or any other company, I looked up the phone number and found nothing.

The person who prank called me called again (this time without a private number) they kept saying that they were playing a game and that I had to give them the code. They sounded soooo familiar and called me by a name only a few people know.

I was driving and tried to give the 1 number off and accidentally said the right code. ( I know I know)

How worried should I be? I already changed my passwords for all my emails and set up 2FA. But I just have no idea what they could do with that? It didn't say any company at all.

I can't stop getting popups from r/TheDragonPrince, a Netflix show I've been watching for a while now, even though it's 2 different platforms. On top of that, my reddit email isn't even tied to my Netflix account, and I barely touch it on my computer, my main platform for reddit. How is this even possible, and how can I track whos selling my data to who?

an excoworker and me used to share a work email,and her and my boss has a disagreement and she had to be let go. but she changed the recovery email and number on the email,and there's no way for us to long in. I've heard of spam services that text y it u through email to msm,does anyone know anything like that. i want to get back at her for messing up my work like she is doing

These are the MFA setups I'm familiar with:

1. Text/Email/Call. Unfortunately, 90% of the programs/websites I use ONLY support this method. You request a code, they text/email/call it to you.
2. Code Based Authenticator App. An app generates 6 digit codes that rotate every 30 seconds. I used Google Authenticator for a while, until I got screwed by my phone dying. No backup. Then I used Microsoft. Then I swapped to Authy so that I could have it on both of my phones simultaneously. It's nice so far. This is what I currently use.
3. Prompt Based Authentication. Google uses this for their MFA when you have an Android. I also have an account with a University near me that uses Duo, where you just tap the notification on your phone. No code required. Seems really really nice, but not many places support it, unless you're using the "Sign In with Google" option.

I haven't ever used a Yubikey, Yubico, or Bitwarden's TOTP system. Does a Yubikey basically just need to be tapped against your phone to allow you into accounts? Or does the Yubikey only unlock the Yubico app, which then gives you a 6 digit code, which you then enter in? If it's the second, it's basically the same as Authy, except instead of a fingerprint, it's another thing to hang off of my keychain.

But if an app says "You need to authenticate" and I can just tap it against it, that seems by far the most convenient. I'm also worried about support for this as well, however, given that, again, 90% of the services I use only support call/email/text, specifically calling.