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My discord was lagging increasingly during long calls on my Manjaro installation. I searched a bit on the Wiki but the fix shared there didn't work for. What worked for me is this answer on the Discord support forum, that I will detail a bit here. Start by moving to the right folder:

cd ~/.config/discord/<your_version>/modules/discord_desktop_core

Then, depending on whether you are a javascript developer or not, you may need to install the npm package of your distribution. On Arch/Manjaro, yay -S npm will do. Once this is done, unpack the core.asar file with

npx asar extract core.asar core

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#cloud-config
write_files:
  - path: /tmp/run-script.sh
    content: |
      #!/usr/bin/bash

      # set up chunks of data to write out
      REGISTRIES=$(cat <<-END
      mirrors:
        docker.io:

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token: testing_1884
os:
  ssh_authorized_keys:
    - github:irishgordo
 hostname: testing-1884-feature
  modules:
    - kvm
    - nvme
  dns_nameservers:
    - 8.8.8.8

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$ ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec h264 -acodec mp2 output.mp4

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Moto, Python based S3 mocking: https://github.com/spulec/moto

( S3 Content: https://github.com/spulec/moto/tree/master/moto/s3 )

Current S3 Implementation in Moto:

( x-ref: https://github.com/spulec/moto/blob/master/IMPLEMENTATION_COVERAGE.md )

s3

52% implemented

• abort_multipart_upload

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ssh_authorized_keys:
- "ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQDWD6vpOCp5Wzc+PW903DetidancuuXzbWjsppwHPeBPsCyZhU9LNU18xDNUXrz6AtkpZBz7eADOS0VuMoQHFosDcDPyl7mSsEZ3126+cjeI3zn8eye7qIgOKYNNsFyHA26SCCZAEkUovTYilSpeRnAmVtJhwnokdLVwDPl887SEXsvPm2W+sDiV6xwTuDsRUo8s3vh+saQl2+cXIcbnjxWuhLRqnyvxV7q58OUBXR8iSaoQfdnfFFpNizJy5xisw9TCQZdUiXtDz1Rq7BrLTRqNHzsOcIChj5EQj5TSkqexUNtUIjZ3G31f+PQ/4+dcfs2cE+LaobAu3eag+v6nAY0Y2Y/HJ+NhfXlG2P5NflZVPdooIYkzeT0K2T7TGkfF0l1H2OMxr1b+SO3qHf94vwt153fZrLNHkXkM1S/H1OfusI48Ry6seSC9ZPNz1mv31cm3z4JnHyptD16lBwV0HiIfCspSp5ocDOXAkb6DVGS1tYYCm3Hlmvv1/6ATdprjOw9yzbnya/k77vv32W8XuFOBc1TFo2M9FuiU3xndoZ7K7SW10gJck1hXivy6Cb13Mlr+W5CVnib7d6hbnfL2OOpO4z/DLpsrBSzV37tJQhlWidkhPjZprqFcEonhDDh/xUrR4xKG058zLDLSKuOqVjcjR6OdWIIEAtCwzNP221mIw== michael.j.russell.email@gmail.com"
- "github:irishgordo"
hostname: k3os-gordobox
init_cmd:
- "echo gordobox k3os init"
boot_cmd:
- "echo gordobox k3os boot"
run_cmd:
- "echo gordobox k3os run"

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Recently I had an adventure configuring NetworkManager's CLI and minimal UI, through the app: "nmtui".

Pre-reqs I leveraged:
- A Pacman Wrapper, I used "yay" x-ref: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR_helpers#Pacman_wrappers
- "networkmanager-l2tp", x-ref: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/networkmanager-l2tp/
    - I acquired by ```yay -S networkmanager-l2tp```

The order of actions I took:

1.  Creating a the vpn as a system based connection: