There are companies selling off PCs that are “too small” for Win11, really cheap. More than sufficient for a NAS. You might even get a bunch of them, chose the best mainboard/case/PSU set, put the others in storage, and get all the RAM and HDD in one box.
But because any non-white is a fentanyl-trafficker in their eyes…
It is not per se “locking out other devices”. More likely, it does only know it’s own devices and how to use them.
Nonetheless, when my gazillion IoT devices talk v4, having v6 only on the server that controls them does not really help.
The IPv6 stack is bigger than the IPv4 one, which is an important point for embedded systems and IoT devices.
I’m hosting on an desktop PC. Basically my old machine, but freshly installed with Ubuntu server and a few HDDs added.
Have you tried dating in the real world? There is no need to upload your face…
Just another reason why you don’t provide online platforms with such pictures.
So, me having started with Slackware and a 0.97 kernel should be enough to have earned my retirement.
Side note: Forget Google Translate. Better try deepl.com instead.
CC TLDs usually ask for proof of residence.
When there were ISP-owned routers, I just set a private router on the inside. As long as their box does their job, mine did work for me.
Not really. It means I have access to devices and tools I simply could not afford as a hobbyist. It means I can go to trade fairs and seminars paid for by my boss. It means I can get materials for my hobby at large customer discount prices.
Basically, I do. Kubuntu everywhere. Only exception are the servers that run a UI less version of Ubuntu.
If the LLM training data is based on / has used GPL code, this might set an interesting legal precedent.
Yes, but opening a lock by just hitting it with a hammer or holding a magnet to it is a new kind of low.
The LPL has shown often enough that his skills are not needed in all cases.
If you don’t need a good lock, any smart lock will do. Just watch the videos by the Lockpicking Lawyer on YT. Those “smart” locks are rather horrible. For most, you don’t even need lock picks.
Don’t know about Fedora. And you would have to do odd things to bloat any Linux distribution anywhere near a Winslop system.
My son had a netbook with win10 and office. This ate 27 of the 32 GB the thing had. An “important update” of 8 GB did not work, putting the device in a download and fail cycle.
I installed Linux on this machine - Kubuntu, with LibreOffice and a load of extra software. Took only about 4 GB of space.
There is one point that the statistics don’t grasp: the question whether a ban is used to “hold someone accountable” or because the mod just did not like a certain opinion or person.
The original statements stand. This statistic is solely about the amount of banning, not about the quality.