Fields of Mysteria is looking pretty promising as a stardew replacement
Fields of Mysteria is looking pretty promising as a stardew replacement
Yeah, when you have the VPN running all of your external traffic should go through it. It starts to get complicated when you only want a specific container/user to use/bypass the VPN.
That’s not how dishwashers work.
Your easiest solution is to just not connect it to your network.
If you want to really lock it out, depending on your router you can use the firewall to drop any packets to and from the device’s IP.
So you can get an alert when the dishes are done.
Not justifying the feature itself, but there is a purpose.
Exactly. You have no expectation of privacy on a system that isn’t yours. I can’t imagine a school district not informing parents about it before issuing the device.
They also lowered prices when their costs went down a year or so ago
Not everyone wants to mess with loading custom roms and configuring systems.
Take a look at Nitro Key. They’re like Yubikey, but they sell pixel phones with a security and privacy focused custom grapheneOS.
I bet it’s just a mannequin.
I worked at fuddruckers in high school, and the owner would jump over the counter and haul ass across the restaurant to lock the door in people’s faces. It was amazing.
Surprisingly, the restaurant didn’t last long.
A thumb drive would be a good idea, but what those live CDs do is load the OS into RAM. Is it possible to upgrade the RAM? That would help out a ton.
Is the 1tb SSD internal?
3rd, don’t run Win7 at all. It’s way past end of life, and connecting it to the internet will compromise the system almost immediately.
It’s the 3-2-1 rule. 3 backups in 2 different mediums with 1 off-site.
Likely the same deal with the platter drives too.
You can buy a $400 900GB HDD, so OPs price gap is actually pretty narrow.
Which I’m pretty sure they’re already gunning for Google, so this might be more evidence for their case.
There are actually people out there that will spin your pet’s hair into yarn, but it takes a metric fuck ton to get a usable amount.
Just an FYI, temperatures in a car in direct sunlight can exceed 165F. Very quickly.
I know this because I left a glass thermometer under my seat for an hour one summer. When I came back to grab it, the glass has burst (max on the scale was 165F).
I have no idea about lens coating changes over time and their heat tolerance, but the insides of cars can be fucking awful.
I think they meant that they are chromium based.
The author deleted it, not nexus.