You two are overlooking the most important thing. It might be fun to crazily rip out the cables then make a junior guy go trace and repatch it all. The opportunity to legitimately do that doesn’t come along often.

They’ve been reinvented repeatedly. Citrix, terminal servers, thin clients, cloud desktops, web apps, remote app delivery…

Most people (not necessarily here) need a web browser and an office program. Most people are well suited to terminals or something like a Chromebook.

I need actual hardware for my job and hobbies, but even I have a mini PC set up like a gaming console so that if I want to play games on my bedroom TV I don’t have to hook up my Steam Deck or gaming laptop. I just stream them.

I asked it for something in Powershell and it did the same thing. I asked how it came up with that function and it said it doesn’t exist but if it did that’s how it would work.

May be called hairpinning depending on the device.

I will talk shit about a lot of printers, but I’ve had a Brother workhorse laser for years. It’s black and white. You tell it to print and it spits out pages. I don’t know if they still make them that way but they used to be amazing at the very least.

No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked sayin’ something like that, man.

A coworker of mine and I had auto replies set up back in the day to do this on purpose. If either of us emailed the other we’d take down the server. It went on for months and we passed each other notes instead of emailing. It was our own private cold war.

He accidentally sent a company wide email instead of his contact list that excluded me. We were banned from auto replying to each other after that.