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At first I naively thought “why is that a bad thing?”, but then realized who exactly decides what these “national interests” are?

Definitely using some “weasel words” in their policy to get away with some shady shit.

Why do you need to cast to it? An Android TV device like the one I mentioned can just play that content.

“Smart TVs” usually suck as the manufacturers tend to put in the cheapest internals that have very little future proofing/longevity.

You’re going to be infinitely better off getting some kind of android TV box (the ONN 4k from Walmart runs Google TV and it’s usually around $20) and just using the “Smart TV” as a display.

Next tech is probably going to be dedicated GPUs or similar to run personalized AI

each plugin needs its own docker container.

What are you talking about? This is simply not true.

It’s almost as if TLDs are completely arbitrary.

This is anarchy!

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Haha, I didn’t see your comment until now, but I already knew about that and shared the link with another user.

Yeah, I mostly use Linux. Unfortunately, certain games only run on Windows and you’re stuck using it if you want to play those titles.

Yarrr

https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts

Buy an OEM key next time, I’ve never spent more than 20 bucks for Pro.

Good bot

This device looks to be supported by the custom firmware project over here: https://mrchromebox.tech

Basically it allows you to replace the stock firmware and just run regular ol’ Linux, entirely replacing ChromeOS.

There’s also a pretty good video outlining most of the process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6oyqrrXTLM

I remember running DSL on the OG Xbox! Good times.

Somehow your /etc/default/grub file contents have been replaced with that of /boot/grub/grub.cfg

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Nice cum gutters

Tbf voting is a scam thanks to the electoral college

I’m a sysadmin and do most everything in Powershell, there’s very few things that I need a GUI for.

If it’s something not documented, I usually run the program on a test bench while using procmon, that will show me which registry key or config file needs to be modified, which can then be done from the command line.

I just install openssh on my Windows machines and then I can use RDP or SSH for whatever I need.