It really doesn’t matter what the “training” entails, because Amazon aren’t going to do it anyway. Its all lip service, and all voluntary, and all to pull the wool over the regulatory bodies eyes.

I guess sticking with the drug dealer metaphor, providing needles/spoons/lighters would be the equivalent.

Drug dealers pledge to ready Americans for a drug-dominated world.

Ah, makes sense. I’d go with TikTok, as my cat can’t really hold attention for that long, but otherwise I see your point.

Care to elaborate?

The target here is home owners, not trades. The cheapo ozito drill I bought is half the price of a “good” one, and for the homeowner use case is plenty. Spending more on a drill would have been pissing money away.

Whats your goal? Your current network works presumably, what are you trying to achieve by upgrading? Faster network? Reliability? Expansion options?

And make your chisel blunt and chipped? You monster

Remove the HDMI port with pliers :D

Solar + home battery, might need to ration it occasionally, but I’d be pretty OK.

Its perfectly ok to write that kind of email, most of us probably have done so. The critical thing is to not SEND that email…

Container overhead is near zero. They are not virtualized or anything like that, they are just processes on your host system that are isolated. Its functionally not much more different to chroot.

Spread on toast.

Bear grylls it. More seriously, the water is purified and recycled.

How many fingers am I holding up?

VSS equivalent would be btrfs snapshots or zfs snapshots.

Can you really copy a VSS to a new disk? For a new install, at some point you’ll need to reboot and go offline, so I don’t see the point in trying to keep uptime. If uptime matters, dont upgrade a disk, replace the entire system.

You can, and there are a number of options.

Easiest IMO is to install both drives, and then use dd to copy drive A to drive B, and then resize the partitions with gparted to fill the rest of the disk.

Do this from a live USB so that your not currently using drive A.

https://serverfault.com/a/4912

Note that /dev/sda might not be your first disk, so make sure you get them correct. Gparted can help you identify your disks.

Instance checks out. :D

WINED LOVER RIDES - probably not wrong, but interesting name for their variable :D

Its networking is a bit hard to tweak, but I also dont find I need to most of the time. And when I do, its usually just setting the network to host and calling it done.