I used to have a KVM that was this style. There is a physical button on top to switch between the connected devices, and it listens for double scroll lock taps to perform the same action with the keyboard.
I’d be more skeptical installing any drivers this ali express device comes with.
That button turns on the rear shower.
It’s not high tech, but a door lock with a simple pin pad has been great at my house. Never have to worry about having keys or getting locked out. Just have to change some batteries every six months or so. This isn’t Internet connected, but I see that as a benefit.
Getting the year of an event tattooed on your face in itself is so dumb. It’ll be like pulling one of those free work tshirts out of the closet in a few years; like “HR summit 2012”, except with the orange man.
You must’ve been high.
This person knows their bananas.
Lol, well maybe not your browser history. That would be bad.
He looks quite a bit like a young Martin Short, if you look up for a moment.
I miss being able to play a game without paging through 50 pages of legalese and having to accept their agreements.
It’s not very sexy, but I just use SFTP and filezilla. Filezilla is available for all the major operating systems, and an ssh server is basically required anyways.
He was an actual marine, so he seemed like a good fit for the role.
The CSV cells are escaped with quotes. So just maybe throw some quotes in too. Unbalanced for style points. It won’t defeat a CSV library, but might break a script kiddie
He might even claim 82 this year, if we’re lucky.
I loved Diablo 2 the most, and Torchlight scratches the same itch.
I enjoy Ubuntu server. At the end of the day I just want something simple. I run most of my services in docker compose, and zfs for the filesystem.
Which was the style at the time…
I feel like the window manager is important, but for newbies I also consider the package manager and overall installation process to be very important.
I’ve had pretty distros that are basically busted after a package fails to install or video drivers are mucked with. An advanced user could fix most of these issues, but this is usually where a new user may go running back to their previous OS.
A good computing experience for me is all my hardware working with minimal fuss and all the software I expect to be available being a few terminal commands away (e.g. steam, developer tools, etc.)
lol, you might need the software to control the RGB lights.