After 20 years that account might have escheated.

If the plan administrator can't reach you, perhaps.

The 6900HS in the 2022 Asus Zephyrus G14 has a default boosting behavior that keeps it at 95°C most of the time (on the user's lap). It might have a liquid metal thermal interface. Given these two samples, the original story is not surprising.

I made this switch over the last year and can second the recommendation. If you like Ubuntu, you actually like Debian and just put up with Ubuntu.

> If you like Ubuntu, you actually like Debian and just put up with Ubuntu.

I came to the same conclusion as well.

I've been using Debian for 1+ years. This is the best decision I've made regarding an OS ever since I started using Ubuntu many years ago.

Which Hare language and tooling features help give confidence when rolling one's own cryptography?

Like a periodic stress test to see how quickly things stabilize themselves?

No, just to change the scale on the vertical axis of the graph when you look at the 3M (or longer) chart.

Still no love for Debian.

May I ask why you prefer Debian?

Webkit would have to compete with other engines to retain its market share rather than abuse its monopoly power.

Their monopoly power is the only obstacle to the Web developers updating their CVs as ChromeOS developer.

We need to better define exactly who's tracking we need to get around. I agree that DoH is a better solution to being tracked by your ISP.

The author states that pihole sending requests to 8.8.8.8 (Google) is worse than sending requests to your ISP. I disagree. I have always had terrible experiences with Comcost's DNS. I trust them less.

It's not sending requests to your ISP, just via your ISP (and readable by your ISP)

Maybe I misunderstood what this does. Is unbound not sending requests to the ISP in this case?

I'm pretty sure it is using pure DNS recursion, so if you ask for abc.google.com, the pi itself will ask the com TLD DNS server for google.com's DNS server, then go and ask google what abc.google.com's IP address is

So you're not asking the ISP for abc.google.com, but because they provide the internet, the ISP will see all your requests, including the UDP request to the .com TLD, google.com's DNS, etc

Apple's "turn off Bluetooth" is more of a temporary pause on connecting to devices. It turns itself back on after some time.