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I don’t get what you want to say with it, I don’t know what will happen to me.

What I know is that “tech” is something I know.

And I can tell you that what you are trying to do seems some basic operation, you can find documentation https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/os_guide/windows_faq.html#windows-faq-ansible and using search engines to understand how to solve it.

I really dislike Windows, so I suppose you will need to use WSL and use python directly (the same docs works) or “Docker Desktop.exe” to emulate a Linux to then run docker.

Ansible is just a tool to do the operations. You will need Python also, and a terminal, basic stuff to do the commands. Do not worry. There is a way to run Ansible without installing via docker, but you still need to install docker to run the commands.

Ansible works on Windows, but you need to install Python, then pip install ansible https://pypi.org/project/ansible .

Looks like you need more skills to be able to install it, anyway if you want to learn to do it, the way to do it on your windows is via Python, create a virtual environment and install there the Ansible.

I rarely leave my home and I still use socks every day, and I still change them every day… I have many of them and are very short ones, so it’s easy to wash them all together on the wash machine. Feels like a protector to use with my slippers.

The problem is not the people who live far from decent public transport but those people who live in the city and uses it every day, on city, all roads are always for vehicles like cars and trucks, instead to be for pedestrian and for bikes. On bad connected places a car can make sense but most of the people in city have cars when they rarely go outside, they could rent a car and would be cheaper for them for those days they need to move away. About EV, I think we still have the same problem, but the waste it generates keeps on ground instead flying on air.

When they are insulting should mean that they have no arguments… maybe they have issues on their life. Who knows, but it’s a waste of time to reply to them.

But I still think it’s wrong. Linux is the most used because it’s open source, anyone can audit it and adapt it to their servers or any infrastructure that can compute, as many libraries like OpenSSH and others that most closed source repositories are using to not re-make them from 0.

I didn’t ignore.

those tend to be different attacks than would target random consumer computers

That doesn’t mean attacks on Linux are minors, just different kind of attacks, because a user mistake is easier to exploit than a vulnerability in a software/code. That’s not about software mistakes that create vulnerabilities, that’s a user mistake that install malware.

open source definitely plays a role in Linux security, but it’s minor compared to stuff like market share, user privilege, package management vs just installing random exes, different distros using different packaging systems

This kind of attacks you are saying are actually the “minor” attacks that daily occurs, but normally the most effective, there is a lot of scam, but daily or hourly there are millions or billions of attacks everywhere, or that’s what my cybersecurity team at my company showed me, they are 24/7 there to never let any attack penetrate to the organization. Imperva and Cloudflare (for example) are or have powerful firewalls that block many attacks every minute. And you are comparing that to a malware that a user install.

So that’s why I am saying, because you can’t see them, doesn’t mean there aren’t attacks.

Edit: More data added on bottom.

I found this: https://www.imperva.com/cyber-threat-index/

The Cyber Threat Index is calculated using data gathered from all Imperva sensors across the world including over:

• Over 25 monthly PBs (Peta Bytes1015) of network traffic passed through our CDN
• 30 billions (109) of monthly Web application attacks, across 1 trillion (10¹²) of HTTP requests analyzed by our Web Application Firewall service (Cloud WAF)
• Hundreds of monthly application and database vulnerabilities, as processed by our security intelligence aggregation from multiple sources

Linux is the most used OS, it has many attacks every day. The problem is that you can’t see it and that’s why you think there aren’t Linux systems or attacks to it, because you can’t see them.

You are welcome, thanks also for asking my opinion about this too.

My post isn’t a “constructive” contribution, neither a “destructive” opinion. I might just be rude saying that with those words, but I didn’t insult anyone or anything, I just said I disliked it and that I took a good decision to move after reading this. 🫤 I do like the Fedi, I suppose you can get it.

Lol, so good I left Beehaw already. Do whatever you want now, not going to miss it, neither their admins.

https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts
https://github.com/hellzerg/optimizer

EDIT: Unless you are an expert on PowerShell to know exactly how to disable that option, it is better if you just activate and disable the spy software.

People explaining how to do it:
https://superuser.com/a/1360999
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/53ukcs/comment/d7xg5vw/

But we are talking about sentenced to prison, not sentenced to death.

“life sentence in prison” means he is sentenced for life, so if he gets alive again he would be still with that sentence that is for life. It’s not a “sentence until death”.

But USA is also failing, Los Angeles was the city with most dense pollution.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2018/08/23/the-ten-most-polluted-cities-on-earth/

“Los Angeles is the most toxic city in America, the tenth in the world, with the 7th highest PM10 air pollution levels at 57 PM10, and a light pollution score of 10,900 μcd/m2. Chicago and New York ranked in 21st and 26th place, respectively.”

And I think things went worse in 2023.

Ok, I found this: https://www.iqair.com/world-air-quality-ranking
Seem China still on all top.

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