I use HandBrake to transcode DVDs with the libdvdcss2 library and it works seamlessly, it doesn’t even know the DVD is copy-protected.
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tails (5.6) unstable; urgency=medium
* Upgrade Linux to 5.10.149 (tails/tails!935)
Closes issues:
- Fix beacown (tails/tails#19210)
Commits:
- Release process: bring back test that we can run locally, but not on Jenkins
- Really disable broken Thunderbird test
- Upgrade Linux to 5.10.149-1
* Disable broken Thunderbird test (tails/tails!934)
Commits:
- Disable broken Thunderbird test
* Upgrade Tor Browser to 11.5.5 (tails/tails!936)
Closes issues:
- Upgrade to Tor Browser 11.5.5 (ESR 91.13 + ESR 102.4 backports)
(tails/tails#19178)
Commits:
- Upgrade Tor Browser to 11.5.5
* post-release misc updates (tails/tails!932)
Commits:
- easier transmission-remote instructions
- avoid re-downloading if restarting
- better instructions for automated test suite
* Thunderbird: remove obsolete oauth2 pref (tails/tails!929)
Commits:
- Thunderbird: remove obsolete oauth2 pref
* Upgrader: when a manual upgrade is needed, point to the news & manual upgrade
doc without specifying a (probably incorrect) version (tails/tails!915)
Closes issues:
- Tails Upgrader recommends manual upgrades to deprecated versions
(tails/tails#17069)
Commits:
- Make /latest inline the translated version of the release notes
- Rewrite in Markdown
- Move latest release notes out of /news
- Improve phrasing
- Point to release notes of latest version only
- Upgrader: when a manual upgrade is needed, point to the news & manual upgrade
doc without specifying a version
-- Tails developers <tails@boum.org> Mon, 24 Oct 2022 08:06:36 +0000
```
V6.00 Changelog
* Rewrite code for UEFI 32 & 64 bits
* Add support for x64 Long Mode Paging
* Add support for up to 256 cores
* Add detection for DDR4 & DDR5
* Add support for XMP 3.0
* Add detection for AMD Zen 1/2/3/4
* Add detection for Intel up to 13th Gen
* Add better support for AMD pre-ZEN CPUs
* Add support for older nVidia and AMD chipsets
* Add support for SDRAM
* Many enhancements
* Numerous bug fixes & optimization
* **9.05) 2022-10-21:**
* Split initialization of SystemRescue into parts done before and in parallel to networking (#304)
* Add a new style for configuring autorun scripts (“autorun.exec”) (#287)
* Change the default for ar\_nowait to true: don’t wait at the end of autorun by default anymore
* Deprecate storing autorun scripts in the root of the boot disk (#252)
* Bind-mount /run/archios/bootmnt in case of copytoram to create a stable path for use in autorun
* Add yay AUR helper (#139)
* Allow https-URLs for the archiso\_http\_srv option by disabling certificate checks
* Don’t waste ram when using the archiso\_http\_srv option (#56)
* mountall: run udevadm settle to mount newly opened cryptodisks, improve messages
* Add rclone option to the “sysconfig” scope of YAML config file, it writes a rclone.conf file
* Add sysctl option to the “sysconfig” scope of YAML config file
* Added packages: whois (mkpasswd)
I guess you could find the RSS feed behind the Apple Podcasts listing using this
Maybe a workaround would be the ability to load your personal data from the privacy settings menu as a one-time import.
Termux used IPFS for their package management temporarily while there we looking for another host, and IIRC it worked well enough.
I searched up
where?
You don’t have to look very far in time to see how inbreeding caused a plethora of issues to the Habsburg’s lineage in roughly 16 generations. Incest would make pre-existing genetic issues likely even worse, considering how close genetically the parents would be compared to inbreeding.
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By now, the process of creating custom lithium-ion battery packs is well-known enough to be within the reach of most makers. But it’s not a path without hazard, and mistakes with battery protection and management can be costly. Happily for those who are apprehensive on the battery front there’s a solution courtesy of a group of engineering students from the University of Pittsburgh. [Their project was to convert a pedal bicycle to electric assisted power](https://hackaday.io/project/180098-diy-ebike-battery-system), and in doing so they didn’t make their own pack but instead used off-the-shelf 40V Ryobi power tool packs.
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Those Ryobi cells [certainly seem to have carved themselves a niche](https://hackaday.com/2020/02/20/diy-power-station-puts-ryobi-batteries-to-work/) in our community!
[](https://youtu.be/FgjxSFlo72g)
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