Still pretty rapey vibes

What in the actual fuck is this? This looks like a rape scene from a movie.

Here’s their plan:

1. Claim open investigations to not release certain files
2. Stall for the holidays
3. When someone calls yet another referendum or forces testimony in Congress again…stall
4. Someone in Congress finally admits the files released are not complete because they have seen the the unredacted versions
5. Stall again

They will ratchet up all the bullshit pain they are inflicting on Americans through ICE as much as they possibly can in this time, and try and force Representatives to back off any further action until they relent.

Which means it’s going to be bullshit, doctored files, or the same things we already have.

His presidential run was kind of a disaster. I’m pretty sure being known as a billionaire isn’t going to help any either.

KRunner is the launcher that is responsible for launching all things by keyboard, yes. You can’t edit system entries easily without patching some stuff in.

Here’s the list of various runners: https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma_application_launchers

The piece of software you’re asking about is KRunner, but I don’t think editing existing entries is supported. It’s possible, sure, but it’s probably a bigger mess than you’d like to deal with.

I would just make a shortcut to the shutdown action and let it populate in the results, then just use that to trigger a shutdown. Or I suppose you could make a quick keyboard shortcut.

…WOW.

I’ll just leave this here and back away slowly…

Good luck to you.

WOW. You’re here for the attention. And look at that 6 page copy and pasted comment.

Regardless of their intentions, you just can’t hope and wish the underlying systems to obey your wants.

Think of it like you creating a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book, except when it says to go to page 43, that page is missing. Or a reference to a character later in the book was missing from previous pages.

It’s a digital statement of record, and attempts to alter the history of said statement breaks everything in the “future” created in this system. If you try and go back to delete stuff, the record will be broken if you break a link to something previously created.

They don’t have the manpower to dump and completely recreate the entire FBI database to solely remove Trump’s name from these files, and even if they did, there would still be references in documents to things that no longer exist, like “Evidence Document #328”, and then it shockingly doesn’t exist anymore? No fucking way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinel_(FBI)

Good fucking luck. These aren’t paper files you can burn, and the reference trees are fucking DEEP.

Federal agencies use digital reference and versioning to make sure there is always a paper trail back to access and fucking with records. You can’t go back and scrub these things just on the surface.

If you’re familiar with code repositories like git or svn, it’s like that. Anyone who accesses or changes a file is logged. Any deletions have revisions saved. All the links to external sources like court documents or witness testimony is kept on record similarly, and you can’t go back and scrub the history like you could by just burning shit without breaking a whole bunch of stuff. There’s always a source of truth in these systems.

I think they are imagining they keep access to these systems out of touch if anyone until Trump is safely out office is my guess. Then he thinks he can pardon it all away, but the history will be saved and accessible eventually.

Congress (or at least some of them) know how these systems work, and they’ll find broken references or bad links to things that should exist and have gone “missing” once they dig in. I’d like to see the excuses for the disappearing of data when new subpoenas come out.

Maybe you don’t understand how RTSP works, but it’s just a protocol for sending video and time information in a stream.

Try VLC if you just want to view the stream.

Yahoo is still around, huh?

I think her math says otherwise.

Dunno. He was the author of the original comment in the email though.

Because now they’re going to try and claim they “can’t due to an ongoing investigation”. This will be like pulling teeth.