SimplePhysics @ SimplePhysics @sh.itjust.works

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ChromeOS has been out for over a decade. Its not “new”, many schools actually used it before the pandemic.

Yeah, it was a joke, albeit a poorly worded one. Chinese parents are mostly reasonable.

Source: am of Chinese decent.

Well, its China. 99% of parents will enable it if given the choice.

I kmow, aytocoeect is tarsh amd udeless!

Hm, where does https play in though? Most, if not all, popular websites now use encryption. If Alice were to access Bob’s site via ham radio and his site uses https, is Alice breaking the law?

Yep, without the source instance, you can’t communicate with other instances.

Heh, heh

RIP Firefox version.

Hey, ventilation ducts need to eat too!

Huh, that could work pretty well! Gaskets would need to be secured and sealed well though, and I fail to imagine what an iPhone or any other modern device would look like with a removable battery lol.

How? Currently, waterproofing works by slathering every crack and crevice in a sea of glue. Glue and easily replaceable batteries don’t mix.

Don’t they have these cheapy portable ACs with a radiator you can drag outside? It shouldn’t cost too much, you just need a hole in the wall to stick the radiator through. Then, once you stick the radiator and it’s pipe through, you can slather the hole with cement or whatever so the heat doesn’t get in. Shouldn’t cost more than 500 USD and take more than an hour to set up.

Edit: Photo showing what I mean (found on google):

Ah, alright. Does gigabit work for you in windows? If it doesn’t, you can try installing Catalina and updating the Bootcamp drivers.

RIP my internet points.

Hey, I found this in my image library! It was taken… two one week ago.

Edit: Proof

I don’t have the actual mini on hand right now, its serving as a home server and I am on vacation. I’ll check when I get back. Btw, what version of OSX/macOS are you running on? I had no problem with Catalina and even Ventura (OpenCore).

Kills EVERY germ, rat, and roach in the room!

I have a 2012 Mac Mini. It runs gigabit just fine. Might be a firmware bug that they never patched?

Edit: And no, I would not take that from Nvidia. But, I don’t think this is intentional, or else my mini would also be affected.

Thank you again for all your replies and suggestions. After trying a thunderbolt gigabit ethernet adapter, I have full 1000Mbps speeds again. I can only assume there was some kind of firmware mess-up with the OS update. At least that won't affect 3rd party hardware.
I can't be sure if any of the suggestions helped the situation, but I learned a few things, and at least I don't have to worry with it now. Thanks again. Cheers!

Maybe you should read your own sources before making unsubstantiated claims. If it had been intentional, using an adapter would not have solved the problem.

Shit ain’t working