But if the EFI is locked and you have to use a workaround to boot?
I'd wait a real review before purchasing a "e-waste bomb"
The real reason the hardware is locked to their Linux distro is that the moment they discontinue security updates, it immediately becomes e-waste and you have to buy a new one instead of use it until it physically breaks. This approach works great on Apple devices, who have a 5-7 year lifetime from market launch
Seeing that my Samsung 512gb only lost 5% in 5 years and I made many transfers I really wonder how the previous owner got to 52%
they consume 8-10W
I don't think that you can have 3 pcie lanes on a N100 CPU
but you can have 2 sata in raid 1 as boot drive for truenas and 2 nvme in zfs raid 1
Peertube with a default upload quota of 1kb for new users?
I have everything in docker too, but a single yml with 40 services is a bit extreme - you would be forced to upgrade everything together, no?
Is it possible to do that? Afaik they don't allow to use different name servers if they're registrars
I had the domain on a registrar that didn't allow changing name servers (Tophost for 6 euro per year) and I had to "hop" with ovh for 60 days before having cloudflare for a registrar as they didn't allow to transfer the domain with different NS
I just saw in the airport someone watching "Gilmore girls" on Netflix and it had ALL CAPS English subtitles. They also seemed out of sync, the mom was speaking with no subs under her figure
So a source of those poor quality subs might be Netflix that just trusted broadcast subs
unpopular closed source option: cloudflare access after a cloudflare tunnel
there are more accurate emulators nowadays, although because the human race is horrible, we bullied the dev of the most accurate snes emu to suicide
Update:
Today just to show the bug to someone else, I installed the update via Winget on a windows 10 PC and... nothing. It installed silently, didn't bother with asking a reboot nor crashed explorer.exe. So I went to another windows 11 PC and tried again with the silent updater and... silently updated without badly crashing explorer.
Either nextcloud fixed the installer for real or Microsoft fixed the reason explorer was crashing in the windows update that was pushed yesterday
Finally the days where all the explorer windows will disappear when updating NC desktop are gone?
Didn't hamachi die 20 years ago when it was purchased by logmein and nerfed the free version to something unusable?