Oh for sure, but it’ll be easier to cable manage if it’s closer to the edge of the board like over by the 24-pin or something, which is probably the real W with this standard.

It’s worth knowing as a fellow Surface owner that that is very nonstandard. My Surface Pro 6 (admittedly much newer) lasts days or weeks if I just slap the lid closed and leave it somewhere, I think you might be missing something in the linux-surface github.

To any non-surface owners reading this, it’s a Microsoft problem because the whole laptop is a custom Microsoft product and only has ACPI drivers on Windows, though, there is some open source support with a kernel patch that hasn’t cleared it’s way to mainline support

I’m not sure either, fork bombs are a thing you could probably do in JavaScript, but I don’t know of a thing called an Atomic Bomb in programming? I think if you put lots of atomic operations you’ve just reinvented single threaded programming but with more overhead

I hadn’t considered the proprietary nature of snaps when I decided I didn’t like them. I just figured out their startup activity was adding 5 seconds to a 10 second boot despite not having installed any snaps

Setting up VPS’s or using TOR are the only one that would do anything against DDOS, and putting VPS’s or TOR between your server and the end user to load balance for you is just what cloudflare does but with more steps.

All of the other tech related solutions ignore that you’ve got a 10gbit/s connection (probably less tbh) from your host, and someone is putting 50-2000gbit/s into it depending on how much you pissed someone off.

I’m not against the idea but it’s way more expensive and harder to maintain so I understand why so many people don’t