Anybody ever get Winmodems to work or did they all give up on it?
Back in the day, it was hard enough getting dialup internet working on Linux (especially before you had internet in your pocket, so you had to print out HowTos or write down a bunch of notes before you tried to do it).
But it was downright impossible with a class of modems that was designed essentially as a softmodem, heavily reliant on closed-source firmware and drivers, making them practically impossible to work on Linux.
Pink Pony Club.
Just guessing.
The best a eunuch can get
Really should shave just the scrotum. If you start shaving the testicles, you’ve gone too far.
I’m doing my part.
I’m pretty sure my steam is installed via flatpak.
Is this only new installs?
Kind of fitting that an abuse victim with Stockholm’s Syndrome is the de facto mascot of Republican women.
Can I get it in the form of an unregulated memecoin?
Lol well done.
My plan changed to “launch Kodi”.
Comes in clutch sometimes. Like when a device doesn’t support captive portals (i.e. in a hotel), or your work laptop has trouble with them (as some work VPNs and security software causes problems).
Then you can just log in from your cell phone, and then share that. The phone uses WPA2-Personal, which nearly everything supports.
Where we’re going, we don’t need antivirus.
I got this sleep headband with speakers in it. It’s Bluetooth but they aren’t very loud.
Got it hooked up to my ccwgtv.
When I set the volume to max on the ccwgtv, it makes a super loud high pitched beep in my ear to warn me that I’m at max volume. That beep is easily like 10x louder than the audio I want to hear.
Some phones essentially function as wifi repeaters if wifi is connected and mobile hotspot is enabled.
Not all phones can do this.
I saw earlier you mentioned it’s an Optiplex, so I’m assuming this is an onboard NIC.
I’ve never had an onboard NIC not work out-of-the-box in Linux. Wifi, sure, but usually just certain chipsets with proprietary/closed firmware. Dell usually uses Intel NICs and they’re usually pretty solid and well supported.
Check to make sure that the NIC is enabled in BIOS.
If you have/had Windows on this PC, did it work there?
Does the NIC show in lspci or ip a ?
Try an external USB NIC. Or an internal PCIe one if you’re comfortable with that.
Testiclean is a wholly owned subordinate of Meta. He doesn’t tip.
Libertarians envision a system where everyone takes care of their own trash without regulation or municipal waste services.
Normies come in and see neighborhoods with rubbish everywhere, overrun by bears and racoons.
Not just a metaphor, it really happened.
Not to mention likely cataloged by geotag and used for “targeted marketing” by Canon and “select partners”.
That shit is just creepy.
“Rich” is just “selfish” with luck added to it.
To clarify…my concept of “rich” is somebody who has a lot of money, and the majority of it isn’t from a cash salary. Except for the CEOs with 7-digit (or more) cash salaries, not even trying to hide it by a modest salary and a bunch of stock and non-cash perks. Fuck those guys too.
Last I checked, Pearson doesn’t allow Linux for remote tests, nor will they let you use a VM.
I know there were ways to skirt their VM detection, but is that worth the risk for 10s of thousands of dollars in your education?
Yeah I got a USB wifi dongle that’s a bit tricky. It doesn’t work out of the box in most distros but there is drivers for it that do work, fairly well.