Is that the Windows 11 logo on your screen? You must be a time traveler.

If you are using windows, and you have a laptop or a desktop with WiFi, and your display is a TV that supports mirracast the wireless display function in Windows tends to work sometimes.

Maybe companies who produce phone that can't hold up to their day to day (ab)use radiate arrogance

Isn't that a bit Farfetch'd

@Fast-Nop no, no one is better off with Quora. Unless you like creating accounts and installing apps for no good reason

@devnulli They say that in the IPv4 version.
But as @sbiewald commented, there is no difference.

Have you tried the IPv6 version?
It has color

Then I realize, my USB doesn't have a flashing light

But I need IE 6

@mr-user but then you have the joy of reinstalling/fixing what was broken.
This reminds me, I need to reinstall Windows.

I'm fine with many to many

@StopWastingTime Quora is the worst is is literal cancer. Nothing really works to fix it's problems, and when you finally give in and create that fucking account with a throwaway email, it forces you to there fucking app after 5 minutes. I DO NOT WANT YOUR FUCKING APP ON MY PHONE!! Especially when you have a perfectly fine mobile friendly website.

@Parzi sometimes the rest can be fixed by setting your browser user agent to googlebot

I agree with @24th-Dragon, YouTube Vanced is amazing and easy to set up

I wanted to go with CentOS for mine, so naturally I installed Ubuntu

@Linux What's unproductive about waiting hours to install updates? Just to have your os or drivers broken.

But it has no Windows. How can you do anything productive with it? Everyone knows you need Windows do do anything useful.

@Demolishun I don't have a link to the article but I've read a few months ago that it has MORE telemetry and spying than chrome. But do your own research if you're really into that.

@asgs But has it ever helped anyone?

@asgs The same one that checks online for solutions as for why your internet isn't working?

@alexbrooklyn Nope, I will take a look at that. Then again, blocking whole countries is never a bad idea

@AlgoRythm Since I switched to Linux I run SSH with public key authentication and Denyhosts

@alexbrooklyn But then you give up on convenience

I don't really know anymore it's a long time ago when I did this on my home server, when that was still running Windows Server instead of Linux.
I guess I googled something like `Chinese ISP IP ranges` or something like that.
Then I used a PowerShell script to import it in Windows Firewall. I think you can do this in Bash and ufw or iptables too

Blocking all Chinese IP ranges does really help with this. You can easily find firewall lists online.

@ralnivar Now if you happen to not have a life you can open the thing up, find a serial connect or and get a Linux terminal.
Or you can get a new router.

You don't have to get a new one if you happen to have some free time.
The thing probably has, like most routers now, a recovery mode that allows you to reflash. But first give the 30/30/30 reset a try, should reset everything to factory settings.

@Haxk20 To be honest I only had a problem once or twice. But a little while ago I switched to Solus, so I am not even an Arch user anymore.

@gajahterbang
Hi I am an Arch Linux user. If you switch from Ubuntu to Arch you can have this kind of fun every time you update.

And the answer is: A headphone jack