LumpyPancakes

Is this Mahjong?

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Debian or Gnome seem to have some kind of semi usable search in the gui. It can find files in multiple places by name, wildcard etc but I’m not sure what it can see. Everything is great on Win.

Reminds me of when students used to pull the 5¼" floppy drive blanking plates off PC’s, reach inside and steal the RAM.

Likewise for Rustdesk clients and hotkeys.

My ender3 will do that if printing by usb and it loses mains briefly. The brain stays alive but the body stops.

And me my '02 Mitsubishi wagon.

A bicycle.

Another good day to be a VPN provider, I guess.

Rustdesk.

It’s TeamViewer / AnyDesk without the headaches.

Couldn’t people just hire a VPS in another country and VPN with that using Wireguard etc, or even use RDP etc to it? Is it even a VPN if you’re remotely operating a computer in another country?

I’ve not had any issues with them. It’s a pretty user friendly VPN app, and having a small allowance you can test it with before buying is pretty handy. Most other VPNs you have to pay up before you can test them AFAIK.

Tunnelbear has a free 2GB a month one - not enough for a lot of use probably, but an easy to test if a paid VPN will do what you need.

On Windows, you can use “Stream What You Hear” to “Record What You Hear”. Any audio your computer plays can be recorded in real time with this app.

I never installed their app on Windows. I figured it could just randomly watch what I was doing, log keystrokes, view websites and history etc. I don’t know if I’m misunderstanding how much Windows apps can spy on each other - they don’t seem to ask for permissions etc.

Hehe. In my original Moto 360, I would be lucky to make it through one day with Facer running. Was good fun though.

Debian.

With x11 gnome it can run the Rustdesk client and pass all the keys properly to the Windows host. And it doesn’t boot to a black screen like many other distros on my Asus laptop.

Was on Fedora with similar results but it started taking ages to boot looking for a non existent tpm chip.

Not sure of your model. Have a look at the power button. If it’s not part of the keyboard, check how it connects to the mainboard. It might be a small flex cable that slides under or into a socket on the board, and might have come out.

Chomps (the canine home protection system) - an ‘electronic dog’ that catches burglars.

Diamonds - a few people rob an Israeli diamond vault by avoiding security features.

You said ‘own’ - well, these were on loan when the video shop shut down.

Hehe got it in one.

Some people will find him unbearable or a bit repetitive, but he really enjoys himself.

Favorite phrases of his seem to be Apocalyptic Dingleberry His name is John Sena Woa Woa Woa. Play stupid games win stupid prizes. NPC move. Need to know when to pull out. You’re not in the UK now.