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Xterm supports multiple tabs right? Do that? If not then tmux.

There are a lot of very good reasons to switch back to copper for the last portion of a run. I highly doubt that consumer internet in Japan is terminating fiber directly into peoples’ computers. Fiber is a lot more expensive both for the line, to run it, more prone to breakage, the network cards are more expensive, etc. It’s really not needed for most purposes.

Also no one uses cat3 for data and it can’t be run for ‘hundreds of feet’. And LC fiber IS used in the US - that’s a kind of connector not the kind of fiber.

Yeah, if someone has write access to your boot partition then you’re kind of already screwed.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_memory

What would you describe it as? With virtual memory it pretty much functions that way, no?

Use case is not having enough RAM?

You aren’t aware of the task in whole I’ve described . What I’ve described is 20% of it.

Yes, exactly.

It’s called an XY problem. Google it

Volunteer to maintain the code?

AMD64 completely stole their thunder.

All the admins I know like systemd (myself included) or don’t really care.

Configuration management.

Facial recognition could be used for better face unlock login features as well as “identifying” people in photos - not necessarily names but saying “these 400 photos of the 10000 given have the same person”. And without reliance on any external services.

Which DE? With KDE I don’t think I’ve ever had to edit a config file. I do recall that being an issue with Gnome; it’s been years since I’ve used it though.

No remote SSH extension which I need

You’d have to find someone interested in maintaining it for at least security fixes and I’m guessing everyone capable is more interested in just working on new stuff for Python 3.

Yeah, those are great for something that will be sitting idle most of the time, awful for anything else.

The Ubuntu kernel is downstream from the actual kernel.org version. Ubuntu just handles support of it for Ubuntu. Kernel.org are the original implementers.

:shrug:, never had to deal with it

It only works because I get a public IP from my ISP. If that ever stops, this solution stops working too.

FWIW OpenVPN can use DNS names so you can use DDNS.

Point taken on the rest though. Everything you mentioned IS possible but the point that it’s beyond most hobbyists is valid. I’m really wary of relying on a centrally managed pay service that is ‘free’ (for now).

I mean, Prime Video is still a bunch of microservices, it comes down to where you define the boundary between 'service and ‘microservice’. That blogpost was specifically about “the Prime Video audio/video monitoring service”. Eg it’s a service/microservice for QA, not for all of Prime Video. I’m sure there are seperate services for billing, browsing, captioning, and streaming.

And although the author called it “moving from microservices to monolith” it’s more about moving from serverless to more traditional compute.