It’s honestly the same as with Windows - search engines and manuals.
When you get stuck explain what you want to do, what you’ve tried and what guides/manuals you’ve used and you’ll get good responses from most of the linux communities.

I know both ASRock and MSI released bios updates for AM4 boards, ASUS didn’t. All three released updates for AM5 with the new 2023 CA certs.

Nah, but there should be a BIOS/UEFI firmware update available and those are always nice to keep up with.
If Secure Boot is the security guard at the entrance then updating the BIOS/UEFI gives him the latest rulebook and will make the process simpler if you decide you want Secure Boot in the future.
The update can also have other fixes that you want.

your source aint a source. Source plz?

There are ton of great selfhosted tools for tts and similar interfaces.
I used https://github.com/resemble-ai/chatterbox to make my own voice read my epubs, albeit with an american accent which I definitely don’t have in real life. It was close enough to put the voice in the uncanny valley according to my wife.

I think most end users will go for a cloud app or website for their needs though, playing around with self-hosting isn’t for everyone.

While it is a bit of work to rename the files that would still be my recommendation. I find jellyfin to be a great match for my anime that way.

kolourpaint expects The KDE desktop environment which isn’t there in WSL. I would recommend either finding a guide focused on getting KDE or Flatpak working in WSL or simply installing a Hyper-V linux guest.
Or replacing Windows completely.

The share is in web usage which the picture text mentions:

StatCounter measures web traffic, not unit sales.

iPhone users browse the internet more intensively than the average Android user, generating more browser sessions per device.

• https://dataexplained.com/news/who-dominates-the-smartphone-market-in-2026/

While 0% Gin has been way too sweet when tasting it as is it works remarkably well with tonic to make a GT non-alcoholic.

lol, depending on which side of the pond we’re talking about that statement would fit my whole country.

I don’t see any chance of making humans stop using drugs.
I mean it’s not like we’re alone in chasing that high either, you can find dolphins chewing on pufferfish, reindeers enjoying fly agaric toadstools, elks getting high on fermented apples, wallabies eating opium poppies and so on.

I think teaching responsible use and having proper help available for those that need it is the only real way to handle alcohol and drugs in society.

… according to a lawyer in Texas.

The big three producers refusal to expand will hurt them a lot, chinese producers like cxmt got a great way in and have already started producing dram that works for ddr5 6000mhz.

Only thing I can think of is to remove your default account from the sudoers file and have an account with a frustratingly long password written on physical paper hold the keys to the kingdom. That will make a whole lot of other things a hurdle too though.

You can think of Secure Boot as a security guard at an entrance. The security guard checks the ID badge of the software that wants in to verify it’s signed by a trusted company.
All ID badges are now being updated, the old seal of trust from 2011 will no longer be accepted and they must use the new seal from 2023.
The Security Guard will enforce this 2026-06-17.

paywalled.

If the OS allows you to setup user’s age during the out of box experience and then locks it a parent would only need to partake in that step. Other applications and sites that require to check age could then receive a simple Adult=true or Adult=false and make sure to send those with the Adult=false to the 403 forbidden to jerk off page.
Kids would then learn man in the middle attacks to modify the flag before it is sent to the application.
So the point is to improve computer literacy, I think?

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I feel like wasps seem more interested in both sweaty humans and our food compared to bees, so they get in your face in another way than bees do.
Our southern red brick wall houses a lot of red mason bees every year and even though they live just next to the porch they leave us be. I’ve had a tired bee take a break on my sun-warm shoulder once or twice, but that’s pretty much it.

China is increasingly focusing on rehab and education, even among adult prison populations.

The revised law emphasizes that inmates’ personal dignity, life, health and physical safety must remain inviolable. It also clearly stipulates that their rights to defense and to receive legal assistance while serving sentences should be protected. […]
The amended law focuses on enhancing the quality of inmate education and rehabilitation, requiring innovative measures to help them reintegrate into society.
https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202605/01/WS69f3feb1a310d6866eb4691d.html

China also separates juveniles from the adults and send them to correctional schools not ordinary prisons.
https://en.spp.gov.cn/2026-01/05/c_1153075.htm

All that sounds very sweet but their primary reason seem to be to create better performing prison labour. This is the note that the china daily ends the article with:

Justice Minister He Rong said the update — the first comprehensive revision since 1994 — is a necessary response to public demand for fairness, justice and security.
She added that improvements in law enforcement institutions and mechanisms have created new circumstances and higher demands placed on prison work.
Therefore, it is necessary to revise the law to incorporate the experiences, practices and mechanisms developed over the past 30 years, ensuring that prison work progresses in an orderly manner under the rule of law.