300/vm is under 2 hours of MSP work, which sounds about right, but also platforms like Proxmox already support VMware images and can be done fairly quickly.

I use all of them for different tasks, windows for work, and my one desktop at home, I've got a mac (my least favorite) just to have one to use and to make supporting them at work easier. I've got many Linux VMs containers and server for various reasons, a chrome book to carry around, and even a steamdeck. But I am also an IT pro that still considers tech a hobby.

Rented an EV on a trip to Florida over the winter, Finding charging is one annoyance, trying to drive anywhere over 3-4 hours away also is a pain, you don't just refuel in 5 minutes like a conventional car, you have to sit there and wait for it to charge (added 45-60 minutes per charge to the trip). Coupled with vast tracks of rural land with 0 charges if the charge estimates are wrong (running hater/AC drastically changes these). I don't think we're ready for this infrastructure wise.

All I see here is github wants to steal your code and offer fixes from others stolen code.

there are 3 goat simulators?

I've been using a browser extension to check I am not a robot for years now, so I am not surprised

I've got a Oculus Rift, I wanted a Quest 2 to go wireless, but I am not liking the way Meta/FB have been managing the brand, and really am leaning to an Index or Vive for my next headset all I use are Steam games anyways.

shouldn't this be attempted murder, as they are trying to get the cops to swarm the house and shot the occupant?

I wonder if it can help me read mine now too?

I've not heard of this (source listened to what my blind sister is doing on the internet), NVDA/Voiceover etc typically run off the post rendered site, as well. And expecting any end user to understand HTML is not a solution as well

Between Kindle Unlimited and FB targeted ads, I've hit 58 books to date this year

So citing potential censorship, they want to censor out entire platforms?

This might be the case initially, but as adoption in creases the virus authors would target Linux at a much higher rate almost immediately

I was thinking the same thing lol

I am not sure it is possible for frontier's service to get worse, other than it just disappearing.