

Sometimes. And if they’re not, they’ll be replaced or replace themselves.
Lesson 1 to 21 from Google: Fascism means profit. Therefore, it’s good.


So you’re now fully bound to your ISP, their proprietary shit app, and their servers providing you a new SIM instead of just swapping a physical piece of hardware in seconds. Getting new SIMs in an ideal condition is the only advantage.


Old small desktop towers. Powerful, very open (so I can run my NS infra and WG server and bridge on there, and easily have them redundant), and very extendable (need a 10G NIC or SFP+? Plug in a PCIe card!), and easily replaceable. I now have some old Cisco APs, which will be for my 2nd Home, so I can use my FritzBox as only a modem. In my 1st Home, I’ll hopefully soon actually have fibre in addition to using my dads FritzBox as uplink. And I could add a Mobile Modem too. There, I don’t need a wireless network, as in contrast to my 2nd Home, that infra is only for servers, to which I can just connect from my dads network/FB.


Home 1’s Routers, Home 2’s Router, public IPv4/v6 VPS. All as the native arch package.


You mean, you’d make Dennis actually implement a string type.
Would you have promoted an advert by Goebbels?
as Google’s L1 Cache
Idiot does not know what a cache is.
Private: Arch, sway, nvim with too many to remembet plugins in foot
Work: Windows to Google Cloud Workstation, JetBrains
servfail.network
Did you try virtualizing in i.e. QEMU?
Or at least virtualize it. With USB and PCIe passthrough, you can basically use Windows for anything but direct access to some PC components (Everything not connected via USB and PCIe, so only the MB iirc), and (many) games (if you don’t have a second, just-working GPU for an VFIO-Passtrough)
Just don’t have windows installed.


Wtf are those stupid rules? Just because you have a corpse in the car doesn’t mean you should just drive over the crossing and potentially kill another person
With instances with low load or very good load/traffic distribution, yes. I’ve my own instance, and (apart from frontend issues) it always works perfectly fine.
LibreTube. Works standalone and with a piped server, and is steadily accumulating features and improvements.
On the venn diagram, there’s a very small overlap.