I’m looking to switch from using Pixel phones to a more open alternate, I don’t know who I should order through to get these in Canada
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3·11 months agoNot liking the solution you have doesn’t mean you don’t have a solution.
Anyway, watch the playlist I sent, it’s a great overview of the OSI model with some other stuff. You mentioned not understanding some layers, once you do you will understand the limitations of the hardware you have.
You are basically asking for people to solve a solved problem, there’s no actual need for keeping the PCs separate since you control them both, and oh and you want it done cheap. A bespoke custom solution will not scale regardless if you need it to or not, you should know that.
https://hometechhacker.com/great-choices-for-opnsense-hardware/
A firewall device with as many ports as you need is your best bet.
I do need to segregate networks but I do not trust the operating systems running on these switches which can do L3 routing.
Ok, so you are trusting the PCs which you need to keep separate.
There’s no way to know if one of them is hoovering all the traffic from the other, if they are both connected to the same unmanaged switch.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjVwd8FlHBASO5vLBtMYNOzm8Q9DegSjO
3·11 months agoViolence is always the answer. The questions are simple:
How do we gain a political advantage? How do we gain an economic advantage? How do we gain a social advantage?
Anyone that says violence is not the answer doesn’t understand the tools that marginalize them and the people they care about.
Oh I get it.
Yeah running countries is a series of shitty compromises, unless you are small enough to gain consensus.
The drone strikes thing is a bad example. If he didn’t touch it, individual combat units could use drones with impunity. He required drone strikes to be approved by his office.
Tell me if you had the choice between sending in boots to kill a guy, or drone strike, would you really ever risk your guys getting shot?
He added red tape, the minimum thing he could do. I’ll agree with criticism that he did the bare minimum, but all these comments about this frame it like he was horny for drones. That’s reductive and misleading.
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quieter, and uses way less power.
VERY IMPORTANT PAY ATTENTION TO THIS SENTENCE OP
5·1 year agoThe setting works on Bluetooth or plug in keyboards where you use a dongle.
Edit yeah I think the dude that made the video doesn’t know that setting exists
Boox has a few. I like mine.
Pretty sure you can enable sticky keys on any keyboard in the settings. It’s Android 14 and sticky keys is in the settings.
4·1 year agoDefederate
Did you… Not suspect it was a bot?
“overuse” shut up
People have jobs to work and social lives to live.
You are basically trading screwing poor and homeless people for mildly inconveniencing the one lonely old man in town.
Any direct cost to individuals worsens the health outcomes of people in poverty, and the disabled, and the elderly.
It would be irresponsible to play at a venue that can’t handle the crowd needs that the artist would attract.
Breaking up Live Nation is the solution. Expecting musicians to put touring on hold while that happens isn’t reasonable.
Yeah sure, they could go play in a field, and never play in Live Nation venues ( which is basically all of them)
Then they can worry about transit access, food and beverage services, garbage, toilets, safety staff, medical staff, weather, ticket vending( because if they play for free 10x people will come), local accommodation, local permits, stage construction, electrical service, rentals for the above equipment and materials… I’m sure I’m forgetting something.
It’s exactly the guy in the office you would expect