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George Ellenburg (he/him/his)

I've got the absolute CRAZIEST thing going on with my #Linux workstation right now. (#LinuxMint 22.1 Xia)

I am #hearing #WATER like waves crashing ashore every 10-15 minutes. It's a #short clip, 3? Maybe 4 seconds long?

For the life of me I can't figure out what in the hell is generating this noise! I don't have THAT many apps running or windows open.

Nemo (file manager)
Terminal
Evolution (email)
Xed (text editor)
Signal Desktop
Firefox (all tabs are muted)
Zen Browser (1 tab, on https://old.reddit.com)
Obsidian
LM Studio
Minder (mind maps)
Couple of Chromium PWA apps (my fedi accounts)
Screenshot applet
Alarm Clock applet
KDE Connect applet
NoMachine (remote desktop)
Joplin applet
Alarm Clock applet
KeePassXC applet
Nextcloud Desktop Sync applet
Notes applet (sticky notes)
Printers applet (network printer)
Removable Drives applet
Bluetooth applet
Networking applet
Sound Control applet
Clock & Date applet

I seriously wonder if I've got malware (unlikely though - I only install software from reputable sources). Not to mention I've never heard of malware that plays an audio file every 10-15 minutes of fucking water.

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