Point still stands, OP is making a poor comparison.

In the 1st photo adding any cable would mean zip tying it down individually.

As someone who has managed racks, that first picture isn’t usable after day 1.

There’s not place for extra cable length to go.

Zip ties?!? I’d make you cut every one of those out.

Every cable needs to be tied down.

Cable tracing requires cutting.

There’s no service loops.

No they aren’t.

You can get your original install media from the OEM.

Including a bunch of drivers and software adds more to an already large installation. I downloaded the latest iso the other day and it was over 6gb in size.

There honestly might be licensing implications that they are avoiding by not including software and drivers, something open source doesn’t need to worry about too much.

The last Linux install I performed had similar issues with the video card driver.

Keep in mind windows users don’t install their os from scratch. The OEM will include those in their deployment.

I’m not surprised that laptop had issues. It’s purpose built and likely has sub 1% usage across the windows install worldwide.

I use tenable but i get it from work for free. You could use Nessus.

I run a weekly vuln scan against my ip ranges. If anything comes up I deal with it.

Advertise/present the services to the internet, or merge the networks or devices together using a service like Tailscale.

Don’t dedicate your nics. Use vlans and trunk ports.

Create a wan vlan. Create a lan vlan.

I wish the mods best of luck with implementing and enforcing this.

AI generally doesn’t need a lot of special handling when it comes to policies. It’s like any other tool, it’s just made it a lot easier for people that don’t know how to code get something made.

If anything, it might be easier for people to tag their level of experience.

How would the proposed rules help? Isnt spam already covered regardless of AI?

Asking people to tag AI, and also have a few different AI tags, and also read more than 3 sentences…mods are going to be busy enforcing the rules.

Sounds like too many rules to me. I’d recommend a “no low effort ai” rule.

Also, AIT is regularly used to abbreviate AI Tool

Disagree. Just deal with people that aren’t contributing in a positive manner like normal. It’s easy to identify posts that are dealing with AI and it’s easy to ignore them.

It depends. Some have CPUs with iGPU. If you enable hardware support it’s fine for about two streams. Also, transcoding isn’t needed a whole lot. Most devices support native formats.

Drive is nice.

The photos mobile app is OK.

Jellyfin on the native docker app works.

Big jump. To call it slow and steady now is nearly a lie.

A government will send out an RFP to Lenovo, HP, Dell to provide end-user workstations running their government standard distribution. It will be a 10-15 year commitment. This establishes hardware support.

They also establish a support agreement with an office suite.

This combo effectively sets up hardware and software support that becomes available to home users.

It’s almost the same idea as setting minimum wage or travel reimbursements for government workers and private sector follows.

Gpu driver.

Isn’t this a driver issue?