New threats to Federal properties include: New tobacco products?!

Well that's... interesting. Does the BIOS detect the drive and not complain about SMART errors/etc? Plan B, boot a linux thumbstick and see what that shows, wipe the first 10mb of the drive to blow away the partition map and try again?

Ok, so DOS is unhappy with the drive, and doesn't think the partition is a DOS/Windows one. If you don't have any data on there you care about, next step is to use FDisk to see what the partition table looks like.

It's one of those subtle things I never noticed going away until tonight when I was trying to get the full retro PC experience from the degauss coil rattling the screen mask, to the last bits of static as the monitor powered off.

Someone else will clean up this mess, right?

'darn' he said as he unwrapped another KitKat...

Something something generative AI copyright violations didn't happen something machine generated content granted copyright protections...

Hah, that's a new one, I've yet to have anything internal trip that warning.

It's got it's own resolver engine, short of some heavy firewalling and man in the middling SSL'd http... not really.

Oh, cute, in early 2024 they removed that option. Chrome's internal resolver system cannot be disabled or bypassed, full stop. Bye Chrome.

Of course, problem 1 will be slamming Chrome against the wall to remind it to STOP. BYPASSING. MY. DNS.

DoH is disabled, and yet... it randomly respects then ignores internal DNS.