… Related 4 best operating systems you should consider for retro gaming emulation There are many options to choose from I’m not limited to Nintendo consoles on my Raspberry Pi emulation box The one thing worse than a subscription is one with limited functionality The sheer number of consoles supporte… …
… Now that Google has started limiting unverified accounts to 5GB of storage, my workaround wasn't reliable anymore. …
… But since the rest of the devices in my home lab either don’t have the right CPU architecture, lack storage provisions, or remain locked in other projects, my options were rather limited. …
… With the real IP address, it didn’t need tunnels, port forwarding workarounds, or split-DNS workarounds to reach my services outside my local network. …
… I no longer rely on registry hacks and Group Policy workarounds, hoping Microsoft improves things someday. …
… Related Tailscale Funnel is the most useful and underrated Tailscale feature End-to-end encrypted p2p VPNs on demand are amazing The device limit has also been upped a whole notch So, you don’t need to stick to subnet routers but they’re still pretty useful Besides the new max user limit, Tailscale… …
… Cowork itself was Mac-only at first with Windows support landing in early April, and the whole thing is limited to the Pro and Max plans unfortunately. …
… Even leaving the Ethernet and UEFI workarounds aside, an x86 machine is always better for a primary storage, archival, and backup server, even more so once you factor the Raspberry Pi’s vastly inflated prices into the feasibility equation. …
… You'll hit memory limits long before you hit performance limits. …
… It was a rough, early build that could only run on Intel 386 hardware and had very limited functionality, but it marked the true beginning of the Linux project. …