True. He said he thought nobody would even need 640k!

https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/09/08/640k-enough/

Well except for that time when they declared Win11 to require a TPM. They dropped 16-bit support a long time ago too.

True. We buy pretty good PCs and they run okay. But if I put vanilla Windows, even Win11, or any Linux, they're absolutely screaming fast.

The modern Rav4 has exactly the same length and width as the modern Camry. Cars have gotten bigger, for sure, but by no means is it huge.

Yes. Openwebui/ollama for LLM, comfyui for stable diffusion. I just dick around with it as a toy.

I like flavored seltzer water.

I've found 0% beer is good for having a drink in your hand during a social event. They're not really that good in and of themselves that you can drink them to appreciate them like a real beer, and of course they don't get you drunk at all. But it's better than having water or nothing.

YDI. Don't editorialize the headlines by changing them.

RCS is working for me. For now, at least.

Try the mark as read button on the replies tab. Pretty sure it's a bug.

Magic: The Gathering: Arena is a free-to-play digital collectible card game developed and published by Wizards of the Coast

This is highly misleading. Hopefully there's a link in the article to the original report on the GrapheneOS forums, where they talk about the app update breaking it on multiple platforms, not just GrapheneOS. It does not appear to be a block.

Putting random stuff into AP mode is sketchy, but usually works. Modern equipment in particular usually supports proper roaming, and clients are smart enough to change BSSID based on strength. Old and/or cheap equipment is less reliable because of poor or nonexistent roaming support.

If you want to do it the right way, get a couple real APs and pull Ethernet back to a switch. Ubiquiti is fine for prosumer, and you're less likely to get "help my wifi stopped working and you need to come fix it" calls.

How many APs depends on house layout and what it's built out of.

Most importantly, DON'T get a bunch of standalone mesh repeaters. The cheapest ones literally just rebroadcast your traffic, meaning speed takes a huge hit with each hop. There are better ones, but even then they're nowhere near as good as APs with Ethernet.

Right, they're infesting the plant because of the root damage. You gave them a great food source. But if they run out of damaged roots, they won't start in on the healthy ones.

Yes, which is why they didn't do that.

Yeah, if the roots rotted they make great food for insect larvae.

Any cool, dark, dry place.

People with lift kits and cops overlap significantly.

Possible, but it's gonna be real difficult. What kind of management are they expecting? Are you held to any kind of compliance?

If you have Windows server licensing available, I'd just stand up AD anyway. Hopefully you're not running Windows Home on all the devices.

Sometimes it's useful because the original is paywalled.