https://github.com/rcmaehl/MSE...

A Tool to Redirect News, Search, Widgets, Weather, and More to Your Default Browser

This tool filters and passes the command line arguments of Microsoft Edge processes into your default browser instead of hooking into the microsoft-edge: handler, this should provide resiliency against future changes. Additionally, an Image File Execution Options mode is available to operate similarly to the Old EdgeDeflector. Additional modes are planned for future versions.

No Default App walkthrough or other steps, just set and forget.

Sure, but for two weeks you're speeding through residential neighborhoods, school zones, etc. stopping the driver at the time of speeding has an immediate impact on how they drive, not an eventual impact in a few months...

There are two issues I have with Ceph:

1) management complexity. Proxmox is pretty easy to manage, very little to surprised a seasoned admin. Ceph, while easy to implement, can be deceptively difficult to administrate if something goes sideways. I usually recommend small businesses avoid it if at all possible.

2) SANs are often faster. Ceph has enough overhead to be noticable.

That said, it is a very nice feature and well worth learning how to administrate if you're already a linux admin. If you are going to use ceph, I highly stress at least a dedicated 10g network JUST for ceph.

The original CNN report said it took 6 months to extract all that data, no word on where it is stored - maybe they squirreled it away in one of those "unlimited" Gmail accounts - I remember there was a utility to treat a Gmail account as a form of file system 'back in the day'...

"A few backpacks full of drives"? Really? it would take 10,000 terabyte drives...

Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of magnetic tapes...

This is completely untrue. You don't know wtf you're talking about.