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Just live with no one else, and have it be all woods around /jk

On a side note, I'll be removing Oracle Java from my environment soon, since Minecraft no longer requires Java to be installed separately...

This is why I hate seeing Edge get re-installed whenever certain updates come in

Updated instructions (2024) for when the DL580 Gen9 arrives: activate iLO4 (Advanced) for unrestricted remote console access UEFI/firmware updates (if I can get my hands on them) UEFI and RAID 6 array configuration ESXi 7.0u3 install, driver and security patch installation macOS unlocker for ESXi 7 Management and vMotion VLAN configuration (NIC teaming) link ESXi to existing vCSA Transitioning to the new server will require running both servers at the same time, to attempt a Cold Migration (in opposed to Storage vMotion, as I originally had assumed) from one host to the other. Power off Windows Server 2019 VM and attempt the VM migration. https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1005241 https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2084419 http://techyguy.in/how-to-migrating-virtual-machines-with-rdms/ The VM can't be online for this, so hours of downtime and waiting. No VPN access, so I have to swing by the server room every few hours possibly. Need to have multiple 10GbE links ready, to expedite this. hMailServer will continue to use the MariaDB instance that's on the Windows Server 2019 VM. Nextcloud's DB will remain on Window Server 2019 as well. Artix OpenRC and ArcZ0 will be cold-migrated as well -- both are now using UEFI. Will create ArcZ1 after the migration. Then move the containers from Artix OpenRC (Docker) to ArcZ0 and ArcZ1 (Podman). FreePBX Distro will be clean-installed on Debian, and restored from a backup. No longer based on CentOS. macOS would hopefully be the easiest one to pull off. Remove GPU, perform a Cold Migration, re-add GPU. Then upgrade from Monterey to Ventura, and update Xcode + MacPorts. Moving the Windows 10 VM to the new host via Cold Migration will be easy, hopefully. Folder redirection is handled by Windows Server 2019. Lastly, moving the vCenter Server Appliance (v6.7) to the new host. Then upgrade to 7.0. That's using only datastores, so that could be moved without Cold Migration. Once all VMs have been successfully moved/installed onto the new host, I'd kill off the old backups to replace them with new ones that reflect the new configuration. After that, it'd be time to offline the old ESXi host and let the new one take its place. https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2084629 https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1001493 Decommission the old server and mothball it for storage. All of this assumes that nothing goes wrong...

Microsoft needs to cool it XD

Speak for yourself - with me, there is only one: Dat dawg

Here's to hoping Google delivers. Not to say that I want Google to decimate someone, but Bard was initially a bit underwhelming.

Linux needs to get to a point where it's superior to Windows in so many ways that it makes Windows look bad -- even to newcomers. Like, be more reliable and easier to use. Full-on embarrassing Windows.

It seems that network connection priority may be a manual setting: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-change-the-priorty-sequence-of-the-network/f5f17a64-e913-4e15-9737-08f141dec6d6 I've played around with it before, but almost never had to prioritise WiFi over LAN

Is this a GIF? Or some other prank?

Some things don't age as well as we expect.