This is kinda a quirk of modern/S0 standby.
I assume this is mostly so the device can correctly change between which type of sleep it’s in (connected standby vs disconnected). My windows device seem to do a LOT in connected standby so making sure it properly switches to disconnected and doesn’t chew through the battery is very important.
This is one.
What are you trying to run? a VPS is pennies, and a phyiscal server isn’t much more. We have a bunch of servers that are $40 a month each and they come with 5 usable IPs, 32 gigs of ram, 1tb SSD etc. The cost of getting a static IP for home will be almost as much as a server. If you want less you can get less for a lot less money.
I’ve self hosted my own personal website for years now and it’s not really an issue outside of the power going out and my IP changing. I just update DNS and move on. But if this is for an actual work? Just pay the $10 a month, not having to worry about it is worth that money.
Install it in a VM. Create snapshots. When you fuck it up then revert the snapshot.
Once you’re decent at figuring out what to and not to do then try to get proficient at file system snapshots so you can do the same thing more or less on bare metal.
And there’s a ton of tools to remove the bloat from regular windows. Honestly the biggest problem with those is they tend to go hog wild and remove too many things so you have to be careful with them and not just blindly click “remove everything possible”.
The major H2 updates do legitimately add a lot of features that people would actually want, that LTSC and IoT don’t get. If you’re mostly playing older games that’s not a problem. But if you’re trying to play games that just recently came out it can be. Windows 10 stopping at 22H2 has kinda put a pause on that, but I’m sure once it goes EOL Microsoft games will resume the “march of progress” and start requiring new features.
I’ll want to make use of a lot of Windows features like virtualization, the ability to run Android apps, and the Linux subsystem.
Just stick with regular windows 11. Windows updates don’t come out that often, and feature updates can be ignored for 6+ months.
AI crawlers and sending them down an “infinite maze” of static files with no exit links, where they “get stuck”
Maybe against bad crawlers. If you know what you’re trying to look for and just just trying to grab anything and everything this should not be very effective. Any good web crawler has limits. This seems to be targeted. This seems to be targeted at Facebooks apparently very dumb web crawler.
Your options are:
Walgreens
Some pharmacy on the other side of town that’s failing because they’re getting overcharged for drugs (if you’re lucky)
Being white (thanks autocorrect)quiet is exactly what they want. They want to snuff out all opposing voices so only their own can be heard.
Usually in bigger cities that’s the case. But small towns can be REALLY hit or miss. If there’s traffic sensors they generally do a good job at keeping traffic flowing. But you will know if you’ve hit a light that doesn’t have them, or is purposefully time poorly.
There’s one in my city that is impossible to make unless the second it turns green I gun it. Sometimes I have a second or two to spare. But if there’s ANYONE in the way you will not make that light.
Over time it, its admins, and its users, have shifted more and more right wing. Their admins are very clearly biased against left leaning content while tolerating more right leaning content. If it flies in America they’re generally ok with it.
More and more .world bothers me. If it’s not top on my list now, it will be soon.
Car manufacturers are required by law to offer the same tools that dealers use for independent repair shops to repair their vehicles.
Some cars are more programmable than others. BMWs for example you can change pretty much anything about the car. But most cars aren’t as modifiable as them.
Good point. I always forget about Teslas starlink when talking about Subarus
I was gonna say I can’t believe anyone would say that FOSS software is user friendly vs proprietary stuff. Maybe if you’re only ever used to obtuse FOSS software anything that’s less confusing?
This just makes me glad I removed the starlink box from my outback the first month I got the car.
If anyone wants to do the same in my 2018 (most gen 5s should be the same) you remove the radio and the starlink box is inside it. Removing the box breaks your front speakers and microphone. A simple passive pigtail will fix the speakers, but the microphone needs power. I found a guy online who made the active adapter so it was purely plug and play.
Someone submitted a web form with this name.
Did anyone expect anything less? Trump was great for their profits.
I read it, and it sure sounds exactly like what you’re saying.
I’m surprised this didn’t exist before. I use the report in windows all the time to figure out why my POS laptop died after 20 minutes of being in sleep.