The product you linked is a cheap fanless 10G layer 2 switch. It’s ok for the price, as fanless 10G enterprise switches are hard to get used.
There are suitable 10G capable Mikrotik routers however. This one, for instance: https://www.amazon.de/MikroTik-RB5009UPr-S-IN/dp/B0BBW159WW If you want wirespeed 10G routing on two or more ports it’s going to get expensive and/or noisy fast. A good compromise is a single 10G port router in a router on a stick mode used with a cheap 10G layer 2 switch.
You need at least one 10G port which is a pain on the Lenovo. There is a 10G passively cooled Mikrotik with sufficient power available.
That would be an oxymoron.
Your Linux distribution (which?) does not package Chrome properly. What about Chromium or any other Chrome forks? I notice your beef is about a proprietary product not working properly which you need for a proprietary service. Perhaps ChromeOS would support it better.
Megawatt is a unit of power, not energy.
While you might feel (incorrectly, since you’re using Lemmy right now) that open source operating systems and the associated software ecosystem might be useless for you personally, as a blanket statement this is remarkably silly.
You and me. And it became like molasses since corporate IT pushed a Win 11 “upgrade” down our throats.
I used to download the source tarball for each new version and build it on the SGI Indy.
Doesn’t help if the admins think you’re not. Which is why I had to relocate a community because of admin content meddling and instance users shitstorming in a waterglass.
Switzerland is being routinely strong-armed these days.
I install alternative firmware, so no sale for you.
Does Mac OS automatically allow random connected devices outbound traffic to any?
Does Mac OS automatically allow random connected devices outbound traffic to any?
This isn’t the first time LG tries to pull this shit.
Instead, it will be a lot like the Amish. Minus diesel.
Not at all. The better ones are dumb. You have to stay away from cheap chinese drek, of course.
Video projectors are available, though.
It wasn’t me.
I can’t imagine using a TV. None of them are wall sized and I don’t have the space. Pull down screen fits the bill.
Neither 10G multiport routers nor L3 wirespeed switches are low power. We’re looking at 100+ W to multiple hundred watts. In 1U these are rather screamy.