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Finally! I was waiting for a version of the original zimaboard with a modern/competitive processor. Such a versatile little device.

I think it was ~~Dwayne Johnson~~ Danny Trejo who said in an interview that he never does his stunts, for exactly the reasons given. The key point is also that if the actor performing a key role in the movie gets injured it'll cause at least delays, possibly worse. But it will affect literally hundreds of people just so s/he can feel like a macho for doing the dangerous thing.

A stunt person getting injured isn't just less likely (it's literally their job), it's also much less problematic for everyone else involved if it does happen.

Performing stunts yourself is pure ego.

This is highly dependent on where you are, and your ISP. I get new IPs basically daily. Even my ipv6 prefix changes daily for no reason other than to be annoying I guess. It's infuriating, but somewhat convenient for privacy reasons (only).

EU-OS existiert, aber zielt eher auf die Verwendung von Behörden und anderen öffentlichen Einrichtungen. Also weniger für Endanwender. Zur Finanzierung des Projektes weiß ich persönlich nichts, aber ich nehme an, das ist auf deren Info-Seiten nachlesbar.

I'm not sure I quite understand how this would make them unable to support normal 2fa until now.

Keycloak is one of the most configurable and flexible auth solutions, and there is no way it didn't support otp based 2fa until recently.

Well fucking finally. I have no idea what took them so long.

The smell of freshly cooked rice.

I'm still waiting to see a compact 4x nvme device with 10g SFP+. 2.5g just isn't cutting it for me.

If you're into primarily gaming, try PikaOS. It's Debian based and uses the same tooling, but it's on an optimized kernel. Is generally geared toward gaming.

There are other gaming specific distros of course, this is just the "Debian"-related one. I would not recommend the real debian if you're mainly into gaming. It'll need manual intervention and/or optimization to get games running, or at least get them running well. It's not impossible (it even hard if you've got but is Linux experience), but just harder than necessary.

You do know Heroic exists, right? It works perfectly fine.

And I prefer an open source solution integrating multiple platforms to a single closed solution per platform.

Just look into answer files, WDS isn't a requirement for using them (just makes it easier). It can contain three local admin and set it up. You shouldn't even see the oobe in most cases (depending on how you prefer to handle that). Domain join can also be done from the file.

Scheppach may be German, but their products are all generic, cheap, white label Chinese designs. Not sure that counts.

I'm aware most if not all of these companies produce in China, but at least it's their designs in many cases.