I suspect he’s just itching to use nuclear weapons to be strong and stable and genius, being too stupid to understand why it’s is a bad idea.

The rest of his executive are also bloodthirsty fascists and probably don’t actually have a problem sacrificing some “libs” or “commies” or whatever for their greater good apocalypic religious ravings.

I’m reasonably sure that’s treason and given he’s the commander in chief should be courts martialed and executed.

Hey hey hey, he’s one of the most evil people to walk the earth but not because of his tiny dick.

[✓] conditioned to accept arguments on faith

[✓] conditioned to submit to authority

[✓] conditioned to reject evidence and learning that contradicts faith

[✓] conditioned to think the past was better and evil is rising

Passes the common sense check.

To treat journalists as traitors: yes.

Turnip receiving that peace prize would make me so happy.

Or anything.

That rating from that PSU will be the max it can supply, it is very unlikely that a consumer router is pulling 5A.

Your router firmware might even expose its power consumption if you are lucky.

I have the same/similar setup. My wall-warts are just plugged into the UPS.

If money is speech then I’m reasonably sure that bullets are speech too.

Judging by spelling: yes. ;-)

Also, least likely a waste, more likely a grift.

Can some patriot please second amendment this idiot?

Signed, the rest of the world.

Voters souring isn’t going to mean squat when he steals the election again.

I doubt he thought any of that himself.

The American Dream

Don’t forget to that your call, regardless of any transmission protection, isn’t private if there’s anyone within earshot of either participant.

Hearing impaired people also prove that even being in earshot isn’t required.

Betteridge’s Law of headlines says “no”.

The bigger question is that if Debian and Ubuntu have conflicting policies, what does that mean for upstreaming changes from Ubuntu to Debian?

It would eventually result in Ubuntu drifting even farther from God Debian.

Also, downstream distributions from Ubuntu might themselves choose a conflicting policy with similar problems.

First they came for the…

You mentioned you have VDSL. So you’ll still need your VDSL modem.

You will probably be able to configure it in pass-through mode or something similar so it will only do the modem functions and not the routing functions.

Then you can use anything you like as a router.

I use OpnSense on a dirt cheap ex-lease x86 SFF desktop. I also filled it with PCIe NIC’s. The only down side of that is it’s power-draw.

What a load of horse shit!