You are like hitting a data protection layer. Basically your corpo does not want you to exfiltrate data (accidentally nor maliciously).
Your options
rosettastone.com is something I used like 15 years ago. Kind of a desktop Duolingo or that’s how I remember it.
I have an idea for a game, I know how to code, but I’m clueless about gamedev. Hell yes I will use AI to help me with it. That is if I’ll find time for it, because it will be insane amount of work to have something playable.
Some people seem think that you write a couple of prompts and you can ship it as an early access game.
All my banking apps work on GOS. Flawlessly, well, except N26 which a bit unstable and crashes quite a lot. Nevertheless it works enough to be usable.
Probably games around year 2000. Not so much recycling back then.
Well that settles my idea of entertaining AM5.
At least in EU it just could have been just the right pricing with models in 800-900 EUR for 9070XT. Still outrageous price…
Then you have 5070 that’s the “low” model of 50s Nvidia that only maching 9070XT with “you can do AI and RTX” and 5080 arguably better than 9070XT, but in most cases over 1k EUR.
Donated again!
Maybe they are full of bullshit, maybe they aren’t. Google/Apple are way worse than this…
Kind of sad what f1 has become… All kinds of gimmicks to improve racing and when there is legitimate wheel to wheel racing their stance is: you were not in front of the other guy’s mirror, here is 10sec for you.
I was sorting somethingting similar some time ago with https://www.dwarmstrong.org/remote-unlock-dropbear/
Also there is https://github.com/latchset/tang and https://github.com/latchset/clevis
Then I changed it so my server boots and offers basic functionality like DNS and any encrypted data would wait until I unlock it. When I fiddle with it could be annoying, but otherwise works very well considering I need to unlock it just a few times a year.
Out of curiosity why?
It seems like the perfect thing for BFUs…
His party won, that was expected. They did not win by big enough margin and will need to negotiate with 2 other populist parties to have majority.
These 2 smaller parties have completely different programmes such as one is anti-NATO and anti-EU while the other has opposite ideology. Being populists, for either of the party this was one of the main topics and he will need BOTH make his government work.
Let’s see how this comment will age but right now it doesn’t seem so bad.
I’m running it for about a year and I never noticed any instability. To fair Android app did not always work well.
Nevertheless I never had a problem with updating it once every couple of months. Changlog and upgrade instructions always covered everything.
You are not the target audience and yet you will feel effects of it. See what (almost) happened in Romania with presidential elections this year.
At such volume it is difficult to come up a service that does not break a bank. Storage is expensive.
Perhaps immich + monthly backups to S3 glacier. That is if you don’t have a second and third site available
How about something sized as iPhone SE or smaller? This just looks like a mediocre brick that already exists on the market.
You don’t get a ticket for it in the Netherlands?
If my lab goes down, it sucks, but that’s it. I have no critical service running there.
I have some recoverability, but it requires for the main router to run. If it isn’t running it’s either a HW failure, which I will not fix remotely anyway or power is down. In which case, not much I can do about it neither.
I have router with OpenWRT with Wireguard and main server (NUC) on a smart plug. If the router runs and server is mishaving to the point where I cannot reboot it, I can power cycle it via the smart plug connected to the router.
You mentioned your brother lives 30mins away - well put some tiny server in his house. Having everything at your home is not build for redundancy at all. That’s just the risk management, if you absolutely need access to your server, then 1 site is not going to cut it.
Sure, it won’t beat high-end CPUs from Intel/AMD, but a decade ago is somewhere between 4-6th gen of Core CPUs.
That’s more than enough for an average user’s Facebook machine (or WeChat probably in this case)
I did pretty much the same, but then Kerbal 2 happened. I had that game in wishlist for like 5 years and damn they played us dirty.