That should recover. A sneaky cat will systemctl reboot --firmware-setup.

Or just run a cpuburn to ensure that temperatures will stay at cat levels.

I pretty much also do no recommends no suggests and try to keep an eye on things that might be useful and work together. And still use debfoster to purge anything that isn’t needed.

And I love that Debian doesn’t force you to install masses of packages you don’t want on your system like many other distributions.

Well, that’s fine since it isn’t 1982 anymore. Right?

https://torsion.org/borgmatic/ is nice for running a regular manual or automated Borg backup.

https://apps.gnome.org/en-GB/PikaBackup/ is also pretty neat if you want to clicky backup data as a user.

Both are common in package repos. And there’s probably even more, but I’ll mention those two just to point out that you don’t have to script the raw Borg if you don’t want to.

That’s a lot of dollars when you could just admit that Microsoft is and always has been the problem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_cubic

Yes, though it it a bit funky.

I’m at single digit TBs and dreading that a drive breaks and I need a new one. Not that I have a lot of free space either.

“We”? This is happening in a dictatorship. Unless you’re the dictator, you don’t get to be the we.

That’s kind of the defining feature of spam. Not thinking if it’s appropriate or good, just sending everywhere because some of it will generate clicks.

“Just delete it” or “scroll past” is not a useful response. Spam is infinite unless it’s blocked and/or punishable.

Requesting mod action would probably work.

Unless there is no active mod.

All we can do, Scully, is pull the thread, see what it unravels.

I don’t think WoL works over IP. In my mind it’s lower (LAN, e.g. ethernet) level. But if it used IP, you’d need to get ARP going before it routes. An “offline” network chip could probably manage that, though.

I’m curious to know what you find. Wireshark is always fun and fun and enlightening. :)

Switches probably need to figure out which way a particular MAC is (unlike a hub, which just express everywhere). That’s the switching part. If they power off, the tables will be empty.

After you unlocked it, it was no longer locked, and you could do the install. It had to be unlocked for that part. Many phones have no available unlock.

Also connects to cloud for model that controls the backdoor. Might be replaceable with a local server, but still.

If you’re storing, then offline, read only, checksummed and preferably encrypted. And above all, several tested backups. I’m partial to making erofs images from dirs, but any archive that fits the content type works.

For the random access cache on top, whatever.

At least this time it has a few terms that people might not know. Usually it just spasms obvious trivialities.

There was a noticeably bigger lag if it was across an ocean.

Or Cloudflare being Cloudflare.