

Hi, I am that nerd, it’s Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open taskmgr, actually.
…I hope to be able to develop a similar level of nerd when I switch to Linux soon
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Hi, I am that nerd, it’s Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open taskmgr, actually.
…I hope to be able to develop a similar level of nerd when I switch to Linux soon


If a hacker can get into the device remotely it can be an entry point to your home network.


The much bigger concern is that the pathway used to send the remote kill command could very easily be utilized by nefarious actors.


More like slaughtering a perfectly healthy horse when all it needs is new horseshoes.


Yep, that’s the brainwashing!


In addition to what another poster said about getting an off-site backup hard drive, I would recommend looking into setting up a raid array for data redundancy with your online storage. You don’t want one hard drive failure to make all of your data inaccessible.
ssh
though more seriously you haven’t specified what platform the home server is. if you absolutely need a gui, probably VNC over ssh.


Considering the currently unexplainable stuff like quantum effects and magnetism, it probably was written in C and relies on undefined behavior.
It shouldn’t be that hard to switch the ordering of the input fields based on information like that gleaned from the browser.

I haven’t bought a bottle of liquor from a Republican state in a long time and intend to keep it that way. The west coast makes some fine bourbon style whiskeys if you *know where to look.


Then this is one verb you should definitely not noun


Take ~= have ~= do
Take a break == have a break, but a break isn’t a tangible thing, so this is shorthand for “do the actions required to constitute a break”


“Secretly tested” meaning they didn’t inform users when they started doing it. Y’know, like any experimental feature is called out and explained? I hope you’re just having a bad day because this is some pretty rough reading comprehension


When an LLM does it, we call it AI slop. Why is it that when a human does it, we call it faith?


This reeks of manufactured engagement.


What a wonderfully substantive argument lmao


“Myths and legends” found without bibles aren’t typically held out as truth…


While EVs are perfectly happy keeping their batteries conditioned when plugged in outside, having them in a garage may reduce the energy cost somewhat in particularly hot/cold weather.
you can and should globally disable autoplay in your browser settings