Is IoT LTSC a viable replacement for a Pro install in a home enviroment? I do a lot of remote desktop work to access the machine. It’s either that or Linux with Proton to emulate Windows must haves at home.

I’ve been using DockSTARTer for years and it does what I need, when I need it.

If the goal is to learn, then go for learning Docker directly.

If the goal is to do it well and quickly, don’t reinvent the wheel.

Can the ISP offer dedicated IPv4 addresses? We had a similar issue with the new rural fiber provider. I spent hours tinkering and researching only to finally call support.

15 minutes and $2/mo later it’s all taken care of. I have a direct IP and no maintenance nightmare that I have to sacrifice a goat to the printer gods and pray for mercy to make work*

*when it wants to

I had good experiences (a year ago when I last tried it)

Magisk module SafetyNetFix used to bypass that and let banking apps work

DockSTARTer takes most of the work out of setting up and maintaining a docker -arr suite. The guys that maintain it are great too.

It’s out there. I managed to collect nearly everything from I think '35 onwards.

What do you use in place of Keep?

If you enable developer options and then disable animations, your phone will feel 1000% faster on any OS.

How does it differentiate low water demand succulents from high water plants?

To be fair, capitalism seeks the lowest market clearance price. Until price hikes start showing a lower net return, prices will go up.

Not that I care, me cap’n’s hat never left the boat.