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  • I'm sorry this went over my head, but what do you mean by this?

  • Not sure if snark or sincere? But thanks? Its so hard to get a feel for this placecomparesd to reddit, its mostly nasty, snarky individuals

  • Also I've read 5A is the better choice too, do you agree with that? And also, these cables down too right?

  • Plus there should be some tools or scanners to look at the app for any potential dangers, like play protect, right?

  • Good tips, these are exactly what I need. Like which repos do you check out; like github and gitlab?

  • What about yet another call blocker? Seems that involves more sensitive info obviously

  • Never looked into that log, I shall give it a shot

  • Ahh so dmesg pretty much only collects info regarding kernel crashes or whatever? Do they usually retain stuff from the prior day or two? I haven't used my laptop much today, so no new crashes

  • Right in the middle of a freeze right now, but the cursor still moves and the sound went muted. I'm pretty sure I saw errors before regarding pipe wire, pulseaudio, and I think another related program

  • Oh no, it came with windows initially but I never used it. I've had this laptop for like 3 years I believe?

  • Ahh I gotcha. Its most likely caused by me, NGL. I've been trying to experiment and explore a bit with computing and networking and the likes, so I probably have something conflicting or broken. I mean I've seen plenty of errors using journalctl right after a hard reset so that I could go backward from there, but none of it makes sense. Do you know anything about log analyzers? But then again analyzers can overcomplicate things too ala netdata lol I set that up and holy god I didn't know what I was looking at lol I also have suspicion that mullvad might be playing a role in this. But again its difficult for me to put pieces together with limited knowledge about logs

  • Wow man that's all very interesting. I do not think I can figure it out though. Its more complex than I thought it'd be.

  • Hmm looks like I have kernel 6.1.10 or something? I did hardware scans through some bios tools and it all scanned fine, but I don't know how accurate those are...

  • uname -a 75xx 6.1.0-10-rt-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_RT Debian 6.1.38-2 (2023-07-27) x86_64 GNU/Linux

    Gosh idk if that makes sense I'm taking pics of the output on my laptop with my phone and extracting the text, sorry for the ugly format lol

  • Uhmm for the most part its random. It was much less frequent the other day but not it's happening more and more. And yup, tried all the CTL alt f1-all of them lol like I'm aware logs will probably give the best insight but I don't know much about which log and what it all means plus they're long as fuck. Maybe I should look into log analyzers?

  • Ahh I am running Intel drivers

  • Nice thanks alot

  • Yes I think its power related due to the loose and/or possibly damaged USB c ports which are part of the motherboard of course... No cheap fix there. This laptop has been on a slow decline. If I just reinstalled Debian or any other distro, would it fix the issue or is it more likely a system issue that will follow me regardless?

  • And then what?