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It's not in the picture, but this is referring to the bedrock version. Officially "Minecraft" referrs to this edition.

It's all allocated, but not all those allocations are for routing on the internet. Eg private ranges, localhost space, multicast, experimental ranges. Unfortunately you can't repurpose those ranges as there is already kit out there that is hard coded to treat them a particular way.

I'm not sure about that, they were the simplest options. I feel like the order of elimination was related to how long the explanation was. People like things simple.

Ocr is a thing, not that hard to get the text back.

I would assume it's like the snow car where it has it's own reactions to surfaces.

I use it with WAC on my home server and it's good enough for anything I need to do. Easy to create VMs using that UI, PS not even needed.

Aka people who just plugged it in and left it as long as it works. These are not the kind of people who would have done anything if informed that they had an issue. On one hand I don't like the idea of governments fixing private property, but they were never going to be fixed by the owner.

My reason for not using them is that they tend to be overly aggressive in what they remove. I only need a few reg tweaks and denying permissions on a few files. These often go whole hog and remove whole components, almost all apps etc. I actually use one drive, I don't want its files also removed.

I was a little weary about it when I saw it having the same issues that ksp1 had at some point. You would think that one of the first things they would get right would be the physics, since they spent years getting it working in ksp1. I suspect that new company is just thinking this is a green field game, and are going to hit the same problems ksp1 had.

Ok, so yea just a "better" version of runas. I can see it being a bit easier when you just need to do the one thing as admin, but overall just opening an admin windows is still going to be the best way.

I really think the security issues makes it not worth enabling.

For real, I've had problems where I specifically checked if it was DNS, concluded it was not, but it still turned out to be DNS.

Last time I did this domain accounts needed to include their domain/upn to logon, so there won't be any account confusion. However if they were accessing the nas from a domain joined machine, it would use Kerberos anyway so shouldn't be getting prompted to logon. Obviously that is only for SMB shares, other connection types didn't use Kerberos.

Brakes on cars are a hydraulic system. The check is for the fluid levels of the hydraulics. Without enough fluid, pressing the brake pedal would not depress the pads.

Sounds like they are better off that way. Anyone who thinks that is important is probably not worth it.

And then they introduced to android a new option that only showed the shape of the icon in two tones. Now they have no colour and are just odd shapes.

For real, at the minimum use a virtual machine.

Windows 11 had a link to that in under the advanced network options.

I say had as a recent update just took it away. They added a new advanced settings to replace the network connections part you linked to, but it is still missing options. Almost 10 years of the new settings and still no way to enable split tunneling on a vpn in the new UI.

I was literally thinking, splashdown would probably fit this threads theme well when I came to your post. I'm glad I'm not the only one who knows they existed.

Mine does not have a rotating plate, just a glass bottom. I assume the magnetron rotates, either that or it heats unevenly.

I'm sure that commit will be fixed in sort order and not remain that way until it becomes a "we don't know why, but just do this bit."