Dremor

Deleting by “error” the windows partition, with of course no time to reinstall until at least a month.

By the time I came back to “reinstall”, he told me “No need, I got used to it.” .😆

Note : he had all his files on a NAS, so nothing of value was lost

Too late, changed all my family’s computers to Linux. Even my 70 years old dad, who learned to use computers with Windows 95, prefer it to Windows now 😆.

My methods may have been a bit underhanded, but it worked flawlessly 😆

This seems quite big for a 30W 😅.

If that’s really an usb A port on the side, my own 25W is basically the size of one of your panels. But mine is 5V only. In theory, it is 2 15W ports (5V3A), but in reality it is more 10W (5V2A) each, when both are used, in ideal conditions.

https://www.amazon.fr/gp/aw/d/B0DMNY4HWV

Got another one which delivers 60W (45W using the PD USBC port), with integrated stand.

https://www.amazon.fr/gp/aw/d/B0DQ8PY91X

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I also tested for Amazon Vime multiple solar pannel, but my biggest grief with all of them is that they lies about their IP rating. They simply gives the pannel own rating, wich doesn’t applies to the connection box. That’s not respecting the specs, which requires the whole item to be rated, not only part of it. If one follow that logic, my e-bike is IP68 too (if you take the chassis only and not the electronic bits).

To be honnest, Nextcloud is kinda a piece of shit software. Every major version break something, an error in an extension can make it crash entirely without any failsafe preventing it. I already lost the database twice (in what… 5 major versions), and the only reason I still use it is because I’m too lazy to use anything not in the TrueNAS apps repository.

You can download Windows for free too. But in both case you won’t have any support unless you are running it on the authorized hardware. Windows does it though a licence, Apple through the hardware kirks.

Go on, try installing your “free” OS on a Thinkpad, and tell me if you manage to get it running.

It is not free if you have to pay a specific hardware from the same company to run it. Same goes for Windows, it is not free if you are forced to buy Windows with the laptop.

In both case you pay for the software through the hardware.

I can show you many receipts where I bought a Windows laptop without a trace of any Windows licence on it.

Same, you can’t really install macOS on anything else than a Mac.

Sure you can do a Hackintosh, or run Windows without a proper licence (you can buy a Windows for like… $2 on the grey market). But you won’t have any support…

Ah, the good old “you dont agree with me so you must be shilling for X” argument. I suppose you are shilling for the bots then, am I right ?

Same goes the other way. It’s not because it doesn’t work for you that it should go away.

That technology has its uses, and Cloudflare is probably aware that there are still some false positive, and probably is working on it as we write.

The decision is for the website owner to take, taking into consideration the advantages of filtering out a majority of bots and the disadvantages of loosing some legitimate traffic because of false positives. If you get Cloudflare challenge, chances are that he chosed that the former vastly outclass the later.

Now there are some self-hosted alternatives, like Anubis, but business clients prefer SaaS like Cloudflare to having to maintain their own software. Once again it is their choices and liberty to do so.

Linux and Firefox here. No problem at all with Cloudflare, despite having more or less as much privacy preserving add-on as possible. I even spoof my user agent to the latest Firefox ESR on Linux.

Something’s may be wrong with your setup.