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@Madchatthew I guess I’m just not brave enough for Arch, but then again, I felt the same way about Mounjaro before I got into it. Having said that, I’ve not used Mounjaro for some years so perhaps it’s time to revisit.
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Awesome-Selfhosted : List of self-hosted Software network services and web applicationsabout 21 hours ago@DownPW this is great. Thanks for posting.
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Awesome-sysadmin : List off Open-Source sysadmin resourcesabout 22 hours ago@DownPW this is great. Thanks for posting.
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Virgin Media Pricinga day ago@JAC keen to hear the update but really surprised they are calling back. They usually keep you on the phone to ensure they keep you at all costs.
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Windows 10 EOL by October 14, 2025a day ago@Madchatthew I’d move back to Linux in a heartbeat if I could. Sadly, as I work from home, I need the integration for work purposes and seeing as there’s no native Teams client for Linux anymore, and Zoom doesn’t have background support in Linux, it’s kind of Catch22 for me.
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AI... A new dawn, or the demise of humanity ?a day ago@Madchatthew Love this response!
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Windows 10 EOL by October 14, 20255 days ago@Madchatthew yes, if anything, I think all this will do is alienate the user base and see more users departing the Microsoft ecosystem defecting to Linux.
Another point here is sustainability and recycling. We’re already placing far too much technology into landfill and all this does is make that issue so much worse.
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Virgin Media Pricing7 days ago@JAC I have solid experience with both as you know. My advice here would be to call Virgin and tell them you want to disconnect. When they ask why, tell them it’s too expensive. Keep pushing this mantra, and they will forward you onto the retention team who will do anything to keep your business.
This is how I literally 4 weeks ago went from M350 to 1Gbps and still saved £35 per month.
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Topic Windows 10 EOL by October 14, 20258 days agoWindows 10 goes End Of Life on the 14th of October, 2025.
With the hardware requirements for Windows 11 likely meaning that those with older PC’s need to fork out for newer hardware, I wanted to put a discussion together to see how I can help others who may be concerned their current PC is going to be vulnerable post this date.
Windows 10 will reach end of support on October 14, 2025. The current version, 22H2, will be the final version of Windows 10, and all editions will remain in support with monthly security update releases through that date. Existing LTSC releases will continue to receive updates beyond that date based on their specific lifecycles.
