You should still be able to get a secured card.

CUPS doesn’t have a yearly release schedule. iOS does.

iOS 18 > 26 doesn’t make sense, but from 26 onwards it’s not a problem.

Would you rather a difficult and hard to use program?

Easy to use means people will want to adopt it, and that’s what VC companies want. Nobody wants to pay millions of dollars to make a program that nobody wants to use.

No need to port forward, almost 0 config.

https://tailscale.com/blog/how-tailscale-works

I gotta be honest. Idk how there isn’t a removededit for lemmy yet.

I’m aiming for a low power build, that should be rather compact,

Considering that OP was targeting an N100 I don’t think an old Xeon, especially one without integrated graphics, would be close to that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) was the first wide-area packet-switched network with distributed control and one of the first computer networks to implement the TCP/IP protocol suite. Both technologies became the technical foundation of the Internet. The ARPANET was established by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (now DARPA) of the United States Department of Defense.

My question is: Where does this magic cable go?

Into the ISP’s modem on the side of your house. From there to a box along the street, and from there miles away to either another hop, or the datacenter in your local area.

Serial communication is typically much easier to manage than parallel. In parallel all existing tasks need to be completed before the next task can start.

Can their routers see the packets sent by my router, similar to ethernet?

The data is routed, and if you don’t need to send the data to you the router is not going to send it to you. The same thing applies to a switch on your local ethernet. But you only really see your traffic and any broadcasts. You don’t normally see Device A talking to Device B.

Can you just get an aux cable and plug that in?

I actually don’t like the look or feel of my 15 vs my older 13.

I keep my 15 in a case, and fondle my 13.

Are you really going to nitpick over the st and ignore their entire point?

So they don’t get sued. CYA

enjoy the experience by making friends and trying new activities.

Big emphasis on this. Nepotism and cronyism are the best ways to get a good job. If you don’t talk to people, and keep in touch with them after college then finding a job is going to be that much harder. GPA doesn’t mean shit if someone in the right position really thinks you’re a good person for the job.

You do need to be sure to brush your gums a bit. So I kinda do a waving motion back and forth.

No carrier is what you want. If you aren’t financing you should never opt for the carrier locked version.

Apple charges the exact same price for a carrier locked one as a carrier unlocked one.

Yes, as long as you don’t buy it from a carrier, or buy a carrier specific version from some 3rd party seller it will work. Typically if you buy from a 3rd party seller and ask for “an iphone” you’ll get the unlocked version, but some stores only carry carrier locked versions so they should ask what carrier you have first. If they do make sure you ask for the unlocked version.

If you’re in the US you’ll need to deal with eSIM setup, if you’re in the rest of the world just pop your sim card in and it will work.

The only way I see to solve it is to force vendors to release hardware specs and unlock bootloaders so you can install your own software on it.

Would that actually solve it? Just because a phone has an unlocked bootloader doesn’t mean random ass people are going to want to support it. And even if some random dude on XDA makes updates for it that doesn’t mean most people are even going to want to use it. Like yeah it’s cool than a Galaxy S4 can run the latest version of Android, but that shit is buggy as hell and IDK anyone who would unironically want to use that.

This is rebooting for a different reason. That auto reboot just kind assumes that the software on your phone sucks and it needs to reboot to stay running fast.

Graphene and now iOS auto reboot for security/privacy reasons.