CriticalMiss @ CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

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PBX admins are laughing in the background as their uptime is almost 4k days, running CentOS 5

I recently discovered Yabai & sky’s which has a learning curve but once you master it, it is the optimal way to use a computer (I’m just a Linux user who was forced to use a Mac as his work machine)

Not really, in OSX earlier than Ventura, when it prompts to select network you can skip it and then once you’re inside the host block Apple’s ABM in /etc/hosts

If it's running macOS Ventura and was previously enrolled into their MDM, every time you install the operating system (OSX Ventura), you will be prompted to connect to the internet which evidently means it will be enrolled into their MDM once again.

You can burn a MacOS Monterey image to a thumb drive, install it on the Mac, and when it asks you to select a network, you skip it, which bypasses the enrollment into the company's MDM.

Burning MacOS on a thumb drive from Windows: Since Windows doesn't have native APFS support, I assume you will need to first set up a MacOS virtual machine (others feel free to correct me, I never had done this due to access to a plethora of Macs I have) , passthrough a USB thumb drive to it, burn MacOS Monterey to it from within the virtual machine and then use it on your 2018 MBP.

This will require some trickery, and the solution itself is a bit hacky, but it's managable.

I just don’t understand why make a big privacy law like GDPR and then do a complete 180 and shit on everything.

Especially the ones that are like “oh thank you but I just tried using the item you gave me and it didn’t work so we will also need this other item”

What the fuck? Why don’t you plan ahead

I thought OP refers to uploading videos here directly, obviously embedding should become available soon once someone submits the PR.

If I remember correctly, the thinking process was that when we cook we kill a lot of bacteria which is essential to our body getting stronger so the Jews came up with the conspiracy to cook all the food to kill the bacteria that is supposed to make us healthier, in order to make foreigners weaker while the Jews continue to eat raw meat in secrecy and get stronger.

I think that the main problem with hosting videos on this platform is the amount of space. Keep in mind, Lemmy runs on donations, it does not have venture capitalist backing of any kind. So even if the support for videos (or gifs) eventually comes, it will either be very restricted (i.e. max 8mb uploads, similar to Discord's free tier uploads) or disabled entirely by the instance admins because the cost for hosting video will be just way too much.

Time will tell, I guess, for now there's no video support being mentioned anywhere on GitHub issues, so it is likely not planned.

While I understand the goal, trying to pitch it will be very difficult because this has a very interesting.. uhh.. chinese knockoff aura.

Good luck with the project, I'll just stick to pirating Adobe for my very niche use cases.

I just wanted to confirm my suspicions, I'm already down the mech keyboard rabbit hole, Keychron K6.

That makes sense, thank you.

What keyboard is that

Hey OP, how does your cold take adapt to countries like Croatia, in which piracy is legal?

The orphanheimer

Yeah he doesn’t breathe.. uhm.. woopsie I meant believe in anything anymore.. yeah..

If there’s an automated set up, absolutely go for it, you shouldn’t be doing the same mundane task over and over again. I, however, recommend at least once to do it yourself/go over the docs just to understand how to troubleshoot when stuff breaks or if it interests you how the software works. For example: A lot of people think that Watchtower queries the docker repo to see when it was last updated and that’s how it processes it’s updates. The truth is, watchtower downloads the entire image, checks it against your currently used image and if it’s not the same it updates. What then happens is that server maintainers set the poll interval really low (like 10-15m) and end up using a lot of bandwidth.

where is the “me with a $50 billion USD shaped tummy” joke

An ex-friend of mine did the same, he believed cooked meats were a Jewish conspiracy.. which is why he’s no longer a friend.

It’s use-case dependent. If I want to game with a VPN (due to region restrictions, or hiding my IP from a potentially rogue community ran server owner) then the choice is obviously latency, because net code in video games doesn’t use a lot traffic but needs to be delivered quickly.

If I need a VPN for my seedbox, then the answer is bandwidth, because I don’t care if it’s a bit slow, but I need lots of bandwidth.