There will be no consequences for those who made this choice because going with the biggest suppliers is never wrong: they in theory have the highest reliability, and even if they don’t, then it’s not just your problem but everyone else’s too, can’t blame those responsible when the outage is akin to an “act of God”

Winmodems

20 years ago was still xorg.conf times

The windows 11 installer couldn’t find any hhd partitions or hard drive, while FreeDOS could. After googling for a while I had to download an Intel Rapid Something driver from the manufacturer’s website and load it up when installing windows 11.

SATA drivers flashbacks

The website looks like it’s trying to sell me something

IoC Internet of… Chandeliers? Critters? Cretins?

I didn’t know they tried making their own password manager. I know that on my phone with Gboard I sometimes get an “unlock with Firefox” button in apps’ login screens…

Mozilla are maybe the only company I’d trust with that

What distro? Tho if you’re an admin it should be multiple distros, no?

I’ve switched from Arch to Fedora about a decade ago, never had this issue with either. Actually I probably never had this issue with GRUB at all, maybe with LILO…

I wonder what’s the future of vmware player

Technically they are still faster than cheetah on land when taking off

What are the advantages over Nginx Proxy Manager?

I use a gl.inet Mango for work. I’m a field tech for industrial machines, I connect the router to the machine’s LAN (if it doesn’t have a switch, the two ports on the Mango come in handy, I just insert it in an existing connection) and I have wireless to the PLCs, allowing me to walk around the installation to check things with my laptop.

Bonus point for the wifi client that allows me to connect to a customer’s wifi or my phone’s hotspot and also have internet on my laptop for mails, etc.

The other day I used it to connect to three different subnets on three machines, one on one port, and two on the other with a switch, again with wifi client for internet.

When the holy war comes, you’ll be among the first sacrifices!

Uhm… Home Assistant? It has many integrations for random information, and if you can add your own, even better