It would also be useful for blinds. My doggie is a bit of a little jerk and wrecked mine trying to look outside while they were closed. Wood blinds would likely be a lot more resilient

Or just legitbusiness-online-order[.]com

Given that how restaurants present these various greatly, it wouldn’t be terribly unexpected for the official QR to be a sticker on the menu or table either

Yup. Back to charging users for the “nav package” and subscriptions for updates. No more pesky Google Maps with their constant-updated content

How many ads actually have obese people in them? I don’t such any online but I haven’t had stuff like broadcast cable for ages. Is it a thing?

Well somebody is feeling brave :-)

Have you tried logging out and in again?

There are a ton that have weird fucking usernames. I was confused at first why my Bluetooth was showing BobByJimSmith4345 as the “artist” after telling it to play a song, but yeah they’ll pretty much just look whatever up by name from YouTube and play it.

I’ve given similar advice but it’s more “light is likely no good, but don’t just trust that it’s heavy” as well.

The cement is probably missed with lead to keep the radiation in ;-)

It’s really nice to see that the result of certain other companies shooting themselves in the foot has been a realization that there ARE alternatives out there and to increase the support of such

Actually it’s usually more “you own the content but by posting it grant is an irrevocable right for us and our partners to use it”

Basically allows them use without the responsibility for ownership of inappropriate content

Once but it was a long time ago

Glad it worked for you. Your could also try and of the recovery options after booting from a Windows ISO. I think there are a few things that can do there that aren’t in the boot-failure recovery menus.

If not, then at least your data is safe for a reinstall

You can boot the VM from a liveCD ISO and then mount the drives to extract files (share a USB storage device to easily get them off). You could also add a second virtual disk, put an NTFS partition on it (within the VM) and copy to that if you plan to rebuild the OS drive.

If you need the offsets of the partitions you could also mount them from the disk image directly via a loopback device, but that’s a bit more complicated.

When dealing with Windows either on bare metal or VMs, I’ve often found it useful to store my more important data on a second disk so that I can easily back it up and it will survive across a wipe+reinstall of the OS.

Honestly, people have been ringing warning bells for a while regarding how Amazon facilitates illegal behavior, including:

• Products like this whose purpose is obviously got illegal purposes and even described as such

• Counterfeit/knockoff goods

• Unsafe and/or not adhering to legal regulations in the country which they are being sold (sometimes often faking the certification logos)

As somebody who has dealt with the latter two, I hope this lawsuit puts on enough hurt and/or spawns similar suits so that Amazon cleans their shit up. It’s enough advantage that they don’t need to stock local stores without them being able to constantly thumb their nose at the regulations actual B&M stores need to adhere to

I’ve got two that are pretty much clones of the GC controllers, but with USB plugs. They work find on a retropie system. I can check the brand once I’m home from work.

NVM: I was mixing up GameCube and N64 controllers. I’ve got the latter

So essentially it’s running a single computer we if it were two seperate workstations?

I could see an implementation that’s similar to those running a VM with a DGPU for gaming. User A could run a login against the primary GPU and OS. User B could run a VM with several cores allocated and the secondary GPU dedicated to the VM. If any shared did file resources in the primary OS are needed, KVM has ways to do that as well.

I find your mileage is somewhat dependent on the rest of the system config and how you access it. I kinda hate how WSL2 is based on hyper-V because the network stack for that is a pain in my ass, but tools like NMAP just don’t work on WSL1.

I have found that using something like MobaXterm is pretty awesome. The built-in X-Server lets me run a few useful graphical tools within WSL (GIMP, Wireshark, etc) without needing to install their windows counterparts.

Yeah that’s true. I think some VNC options can start at the DM login screen but that’s a passion to setup and may not be overly secure

Any particular reason why you are using Proton? I believe there’s a native version of it for Linux (or at least there used to be).

xrdp tends to work well enough, and plays nicely with both the windows remote desktop application and various Linux clients