Remember this? Conveniently deleted from the record.

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For our organization, we're hoping automatic cluster load-balancing will be implemented soon in Proxmox. VMware calls it "DRS" and it's a very expensive add-on.
Proxmox already has a vMotion-like migration function.

Why do we need kernel drivers for a VPN?

VeraCrypt on a company-managed platform?

That's just wrong. In that use case, it's only Microsoft BitLocker.

Did they not see "White Mile?"

Ahh, yes, it was an Ideapad.

Yeah, but what is probably the most-repaired component, the keyboard, is riveted in and the plastic rivets are melted in place.
It sucks.

Those Lenovo laptop keyboard mounts were designed by sadists.
They literally have plastic rivets that are melted in place and you need an X-ACTO knife to remove them, then kinda hope your new keyboard will stay in place with hot glue.

Of course, I meant to type "A18 Pro chips."

TIL they are using crippled A8 Pro chips with one GPU core disabled.

What a way to recover from binned chips.

Putting a MacOS-like skin over the proven UNIX-like NeXTSTEP was inevitable. There are many reasons that Copeland and Taligent/Pink failed.

Don't forget ignoring modern approaches to cancer care and dying of a mostly-curable cancer.

I hate the blurry fonts in MacOS.

I still don't understand why any SBC application that is not emulating classic videogames needs more than 4 GB, let alone 8 GB.