Not all ISPs will support nat loopback (at least by default) so you could try calling them

For me, I turned their modem/router into bridge mode (just turned off wifi, it’s Rogers and they don’t have a bridge mode button on the Ignite routers) and use my own TP link router as a gateway and do my port forwarding to NPM there

I’m pretty sure there’s a preference to not be iPhone UI

Voyager

Latitude 7490 had a string of bad batteries too. Our XPS units kept having things disconnect internally (even after a motherboard swap with warranty). The latitude 7420 onwards have been super solid!

The client is dreadfully slow at syncing 1TB+ of data (corporate accounts).

Rclone was my saving grace

It’s already shit. Try downloading more than 20GB at a time.

"You may keep in mind that you can download the contents of an entire Dropbox folder via dropbox.com, as long as both of the following are true:

The folder is less than 20 GB in total size The folder has fewer than 10,000 total files"

Say you want to leave the platform, they hold your data hostage and cripple your experience with migration. They force you to use 3rd party apps to download your own documents because they can’t support a full export.

The enshittification is already here.

Machines that can’t run Win11 aren’t immediately obsolete. They can run earlier windows (even though support has ended or will eventually end), and Linux.

And while I sound like I’m defending Microsoft, this is no different than Apple not supporting older Intel chips on their new OS’s. The big complaint here is the idea that all these unsupported machines are automatically destined for the landfill which I strongly believe is not correct.

And is what, 3 or 4 operating systems behind due to it being obsolete

Nice attempt to justify planned obsolescence. To think apple hasn’t done this time and time again, you’d have to be a fool

And now all the fan boys and girls will go out and buy another MacBook. That’s planned obsolescence for ya

It’s not underrated or forgotten, but LOTR two towers.

There are a few “teamviewer” open source alternatives you could containerized in an LXC that might work

I’ve also seen people set up a windows / Linux VM on proxmox for remote desktop

If it’s windows, remote desktop?

I use sunshine on my gaming pc, and moonlight to stream the desktop on a remote device. Works well over VPN too

I remember doing a some do research in middle school, and I found people disliked the extra gamey taste of dodo

Is it wrong to abbreviate your own product in your documentation?

You also have a screenshot from proxy manager so any confusion should have been short lived

It’s almost like it’s 2024 and there’s more knowledge about mental health

Of course! Could you say no to that face?

It’s true, he’s not lying. I’d know, my dad works for Nintendo.