Docker for desktop will also let you run a lot of services
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What do you mean? The order stays the same lol
They really just want to stop service members from putting "Jedi Knight" on their dog tag under the religion section. Not joking lol
My issue with the gaming laptop is the massive brick needed to charge. My laptop has a 4070 and requires a 280w barrel jack charger to fully power it. The brick is about the same size as my steam deck lol since I travel for work I have to carry that laptop. Even better I use the same charger for my laptop and steam deck.
Does your gaming laptop have a large brick? How do you manage if so?
Cold boot attacks?
I havent been apart of any femcel spaces before. Not sure if egg_irl counts lol l left during the reddit api stuff. But I've seen how other communities fall victim to the negative energy. Im happy people like you are around to foster those spaces.
On a more fun positive note, I just got back from vacation and need to redo my nails 😆 what color should I do?
And I really love that about you! If you can take solace in anything, it's that your content has genuinely made me feel better when I've felt bad about myself. Idk how you always seem to remain so positive, but you really have made a positive impact on me.
Thank you ❤️
I cant code to save my life but I cobbled together my asus laptop and got the sound working. Due to an extra AMP, I had to patch the SSDT. I found a thread on how to do it on another laptop then found the idenifier for my laptop and patched it in. The laptop had just been released, so I went to the discord and pasted a how to.
The repo owner reached out to me and asked me if I could provide a couple of other identifiers, they were so incredibly friendly! I had never done something like this before and they greatfully created a better patch and submitted it upstream.
It was super awesome to have someone help me and ensure that the work was pushed out so other people could use it. 10/10 would contribute to the Asus on Linux project any day!!

Holy shit I cant say that enough about Powershell. If you're managing Windows machines in a corporate environment, powershell will make you seem like a wizard.
For OP, Check out the book "Learn Powershell in a month of lunches". Each chapter is setup to be read in 30 minutes with a 30 minute exercise. That book has saved my butt on more than one occasion with the skills I learned.