Surprisingly only the headings (2.05) and links (3.72) fail the Firefox accessibility check, the body text is 5.74. But subjectively it seems worse and I definitely agree with you that the contrast is too low.
> after booting my VM KDE just flashed because my external GPU was gone but everything went back working without a need for relogin.
What GPU are you using and how did you configure this, if you don't mind me asking? On my end I just can't unload the driver for it if I let KDE start with the external GPU available.
Good post on troubleshooting the failure to boot, but from the title I was kind of hoping for something like decryption and analysis of the blobs' contents, rather than just metadata. Very "cool" that 3 megabytes of unauditable malware (the public blobs) are still not enough to even boot the platform...
I meant a debugger that doesn't require or expect you to have the source code of the application you're debugging and just shows you disassembly, lets you use instruction execution/memory access breakpoints, patch instructions, etc.
Ghidra doesn't have a debugger yet, but it's a planned feature.
Anyone have recommendations of graphical "reverse engineering debuggers"/binary-only debuggers (not sure about the name of this genre) like OllyDbg or x64dbg for Linux?