you can have 16gb without coreboot

just plug in two 8GB, aint that hard

oof.

better buy a computer from ministry of freedom if you want to store your delicious cheese pizza *securely*

what else is linux good for anyway

making life harder

If Linux makes your life harder, don't use it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Was sarcasm, I actually like using it.

>you can't get rid of the ME

me_cleaner hours

and the t420 can do 16GB just not 16GB + eGPU

eGPU is a shit meme anyway

I was considering eGPU until I got an actual PC.

Then I was like

Why would I run around with a fucking ribbon cable coming out of my expresscard slot when I can just play shit on my desktop

me cleaner does not get rid of all proprietary blobs

therefore you cannot state that it gets rid of ME

but who I am, talking back to a /r/thinkpad mod who doesnt own a thinkpad

there is no such thing as shit meme

@JHWH it gets rid of most of the ME, getting rid of the whole flash region leaves the machine unable to boot as the hardware can't be initialized - it still gets rid of (most of) it and that's all that's possible on hardware above c2d era stuff.

also I dropped my mod position as the owner of the discord is a cunt

Any of you folks know where to get updated Win10 Enterprise installation media? Got the licensing bit covered, just want to install from something more recent than my pre-Ryzen stuff

from the same place you got your license key

Yeah, but it's a real bitch to find things if you don't already know the thread title there.

Figured it was worth a shot.

I have one public IP and one host computer, on this host computer, there are N VMs which have internal IPs (virtual network)

VM1 has the internal IP 10.10.10.1
VM2 has 10.10.10.2
etc etc

I have a domain with *.domain.tld having A and MX records on the host's IP

Now I want to configure it in a way, that all gets forwarded to the internal IPs depending on the hostname. Means, if I ssh into vm1.domain.tld, the host should forward it to 10.10.10.1, if I call vm1.domain.tld:80 via http, that should also be forwarded to VM1
is that possible and if yes, how?

or at least what's the term for doing so? I know that AWS does something similar

@timsandtoms just get evaluation version from their site

@porco you mean reverse proxying ?

yes I could solve the http thing with an nginx reverse proxy, but I'd like to do it with all services, specifically ssh, ftp, http, https

Squid ?

you can't exactly do it in the way you describe i think

if you open say, a ssh connection, i don't think it sends the hostname used

unlike http

but amazon does it on AWS

yeah but they probably do it on a DNS level then

on amazon, you can ssh using the hostname, but not using the IP, because other containers have the same IP

right that could be

so instead, the better way would probably be to let ssh run on a different port on every vm, and then just use ssh forwarding

ssh host:2201 => vm 1
ssh host:2202 => vm 2 etc etc

@Tervy Can I permanently activate that and use group policy?

maybe look at SRV records?