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It’s obviously mainly supposed to protect against basic thieves in this configuration.
Don’t use HTTPS on your IOT sensor network then.
I like my ThinkPad for that too. It’s great.
So Windows with something like the tool “everything”
21·1 month agoYeah and anyone can throw a rock through the window.
For you personally? Not much at all. For a real archive future proofing is great.
Our smart lock has an external 9v battery plug so the worst case is that you will have to walk to the store and buy a battery before you can unlock using the keypad.
But that hasn’t happened to us yet because the lock will warn you before it runs out by beeping.
Sata extension cards aren’t expensive you should know.
Wouldn’t you need to use btrfs for that?
How well does btrfs work with full disk encryption?
Its not free (but way cheaper than Photoshop) and unfortunately not available on Linux but Affinity Photo is very good
3·1 month agoThe best format imo is MB/s and Mbit/s
It avoids all confusion.
Windows is the most common operating system for developers
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#section-most-popular-technologies-operating-system
Visual studio which the the most used IDE after Visual Studio Code is only available on Windows and Mac.
The Mac version will soon be retired though.
1080p is perfect for getting actual work done though.
And there is not reason why they couldn’t allow you to have multiple normal res monitors. It’s not a limitation to get you to overspend on a more expensive computer.
If true they are some pretty shitty chips.
Having two external monitors + the built it minor is extremely common.
At work almost everyone has at least two monitors because anything less sucks (a few use just a big external one plus the built in) and it’s also common to also use the built in monitor for stuff like slack or teams.
Having more than two monitors isn’t a “pro” feature. It’s the norm nowadays.
Sure it might be enough for the cheapest option if the cheapest option was cheap. Unfortunately they are absolutely not cheap, and are in fact fairly expensive.
There is no reason that they couldn’t do 3 1080p monitors or more especially when the newer generation chips are supposedly so much faster than the generation before it.
It’s still ridiculous to limit it.
Pretty much any modern computer should be able to output to more monitors than that.
I wish they supported my country’s two CCTLDs but other than that I’m very happy. I would never buy any of the crazy vanity TLDs anyways.
I mostly own .com domains and two CCTLDs domains.