fdel-ux64

Workaround: Bluetooth Speaker Volume Slider Not Working After Kernel Update (Fedora)

Note: This is a workaround, not a root-cause fix. It disables hardware volume control for Bluetooth devices rather than resolving the underlying volume-mapping bug. If a proper upstream fix lands (kernel or WirePlumber), this page will be updated.

Symptom

• After updating to kernel 7.1.3-200 (or similar), Bluetooth speaker volume control stops working correctly.
• The volume slider (KDE Plasma, GNOME, or other DE) moves visually, but has no effect on the actual output volume of the connected Bluetooth speaker.
• Can result in the speaker playing at full/maximum volume regardless of the slider position — potentially very loud/startling on reboot.

imikerussell

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# buzz-untag — make ONE Buzz agent answer you without an @-mention.
#
#   buzz-untag.sh <AgentName>          wire it up
#   buzz-untag.sh --undo <AgentName>   put everything back
#
# Every change is per-agent. No other agent is touched, and no file is shared.
set -euo pipefail

UNDO=0

Archetapp

Polymarket BTC 5-Minute Up/Down Trading Bot — Build Guide

What This Bot Does

This bot trades Polymarket's "BTC Up or Down" 5-minute binary markets. Every 5 minutes, Polymarket opens a market asking: "Will BTC be higher or lower than the opening price when this 5-minute window closes?" You buy "Up" or "Down" tokens at some price (e.g. $0.50–$0.95), and if you're right, each token pays out $1.00. If you're wrong, you lose your bet.

The bot uses technical analysis on real-time Binance BTC price data to predict the outcome, then places the trade on Polymarket right before the window closes — when we have the most information but (ideally) before the token price has fully priced in the outcome.

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andrewpayne68

@echo off
:: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:: Clean Up ASUS All
:: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:: The tool helps to clean up all ASUS software from system
:: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:: Before running the tools,
:: 1. Complete backup your system.
:: 2. Disable ASUS Apps from BIOS (MyASUS and Armoury)
:: 3. Run ASUS remove tools (Armoury Crate Uninstall Tool.exe, or geek_uninstall.exe).

ayan-b

⚠️ ⚠️ This Gist Has Been Moved to This Repo ⚠️ ⚠️

Table of Contents

• Features of OOP
• Smart Pointers
• Name Mangling and Externs
• Virtual Functions
  • Pure Virtual Functions
  • Virtual Destructors

• Virtual Table

iprisj

local LocalPlayer = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local oldhmmi
    oldhmmi = hookmetamethod(game, "__index", function(self, method)
        if self == LocalPlayer and method:lower() == "kick" then
            return error("Expected ':' not '.' calling member function Kick", 2)
        end
        return oldhmmi(self, method)
    end)
local oldhmmnc
    oldhmmnc = hookmetamethod(game, "__namecall", function(self, ...)

dsbaars

MicroPython runtime vulnerabilities — Blockclock mini

The runtime-level security issues that come from the MicroPython interpreter and its bundled TLS stack, as opposed to the app-layer protocol weaknesses documented in SECURITY_ANALYSIS.md (cleartext CBOR/TCP, unsigned replies). These are the issues that could let someone own the box, not just spoof what it displays.

The version reality

rollingmountains

UV Cheat Sheet for macOS

Installation

Method 1: Official Installer (Recommended)

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Method 2: Homebrew

Firsh

Investing for Growth: How to Make Money by Only Buying the Best Companies in the World – an Anthology of Investment Writing, 2010–20 - Terry Smith (Highlight: 185; Note: 0)

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◆ Foreword by Lionel Barber

▪ What Terry has taught me, and I suspect many others, is that there is little to be gained from venturing into the speculation business.

▪ I have little to contribute to the debate about the return of inflation. I would merely add that, in the spirit of Sir Isaac Newton’s third law of physics, at some point the extraordinary actions of the central banks must produce an opposite (if not necessarily equal) reaction.

maddievision

Source: https://github.com/mRB0/pyIT