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I expect something like this to end up being the solution, but I think we’re far from a consensus in that regard.

Generally isn’t even a factor. Hexbears have some nuclear takes, but they are death on transphobia

Quick, someone post the meme from the Simpsons with a penguin on his face

Flyve’s site says that it’s ceased development, which I found to be slightly amusing since this is the first I’ve heard of it. I have a lot of experience in the MDM space, and to be perfectly frank, for Android your best option is staying first party and sticking with Family Link. The MDM APIs in android land are a hot mess, and have been since their inception, and 3rd party solutions have only ever been adequate at best.

I unironically think it would be easier to train users that the report button works now than it would to get automated reporting that was worth a damn implemented.

My solution to this was to put the default download folder on an nvme and then move the torrent to a storage hdd after completion

I’m not sure. I never ran into an issue with the boot partition last time I did this, but that was vmware fusion on a macos host in like… 2015 so. So while I would probably just yolo it and unmount the boot partition (or maybe try to migrate/reinstall to another drive so it can have its own boot partition?), you might be better off trying something else.

Either that or try another hypervisor

This is one area where Win11 (and maybe an updated win10?) might have a leg up: my hyper V has the option of adding a disk later in the wizard, which allows me to go into IDE controller 0 and mount a physical disk in the new vm’s settings:

Happily, the costs (server/hypervisor, domain, static IPs, proper firewall) are ones I already needed to spend for work, so the only tricky part will be finding the time and making the effort. Maybe by then the ux issues with low population instances will be sorted lmao.

Used fedia today, and it looks like they never quite nailed down their 504 problem, so I think I’ll give this one a go for a while.