I’ve been looking for good power optimization software so I don’t drain my battery while playing lightweight games. So one of the most interesting options I found was power-options , but it doesn’t seem to be very updated and apparently there aren’t other contributors other than two people.

Has anyone tried it? is it safe and works as intended?

I am also worried about uninstalling it. does it revert all the policies it imposes or I will need to reinstall my system to go back to normal?

I am on Fedora 43 if that matters

So I have an http server on node A, and a VPS on node B. Both are connected through wireguard on a VPN which consists only of these two nodes. I’m trying to make all the requests that arrive on http/s on node B to be forwarded to A and processed there. Then of course the response must return to the original sender. I’ve seen a million ways to do it online and I’m hitting a brick wall so how would you do it properly on a fresh install (assuming my firewall, ufw in my case, is disabled. I’ll figure it out once routing works as intended)

I have the following migration:

(Schema::create('user_images',function(Blueprint $table){ $table->id(); $table->binary('image'); $table->unsignedBigInteger('user_id'); $table->foreign('user_id')->references('id')->on('users'); });)

And the following corresponding model:

`class UserImage extends Model { protected $fillable=[ ‘image’ ];

public function user():BelongsTo{
    return $this->belongsTo(User::class);
}

}`

I am trying to create new UserImage records with UserImage::create but it is always failing, I am sending the image data using curl:

curl -v -F image=@$1 $URL/api/users -H "Accept: application/json"

I have tried so many things but I got different SQL-related errors, I am not sure how am I supposed to encode the image data to get them stored, I know that accessing $request->image returns only a temporary path of the image on the HDD.