[Since version 4.1.6](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-disable-mshots-service/#post-12939728), Akismet has a filter which [allows you to turn off the site preview popups](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-disable-mshots-service/#post-12944077) (”mShots”):
function disable_akismet_mshots( $value ) {
return false;
}
add_filter( ’akismet_enable_mshots’, ’disable_akismet_mshots’ );
Given the price (less than 20 € when I bought mine) this is quite a capable little device. Physical manufacturing quality felt pretty good too.
Unfortunately the software is inseparably tied to manufacturer’s cloud service, and bypassing it for direct local access (such as RTSP) does not appear to be possible (not in a way that’s useful anyway). That’s the reason I ended up returning mine.
While hardware fault and memtest bugs are possible, there’s also LP #1876157: Memtest86+ in Ubuntu 20.04 doesn’t work. So if the memtest you ran was from Ubuntu 20.04 images, try running memtest from Ubuntu 18.04 images.
Kaakkurin liikuntamaa. En ole käynyt, mutta ”alueella on laajat maastopyöräilyreitistöt. Reittejä on kolmea eri tasoa: helppoja, keskivaikeita ja vaikeita.”
This doesn’t work with hidden files in Bash, unless you shopt -s dotglob first.
Tuulenkaatoja kuntoradan Hiukkavaara–Auranmaja-välillä.
@Gilles’SO-stopbeingevil’ Ok, it was just my misunderstanding then; I interpreted the quote as meaning ”you should quote RHS regular expressions”.
”Except that you do need double quotes where a pattern or regular expression is expected: on the right-hand side of = or == or != or =~.” Perhaps I’m misunderstanding this, but AFAIK, a RHS regular expression (i.e. after =~) should always be unquoted (since Bash 3.2 at least).