When you boot the computer, each device identifies itself to the OS using a combination of a vendor code and a device code. In Terminal, try the following two commands:
Adding a VNC server and a Zerotier private VPN allows you to quickly provide support remotely. I support 8 different computers this way from hundreds of miles.
Late night infomercials 80's and 90's. He was very popular in 50's and 60's. His humor is a little simple for today's complex world. You can find examples on YouTube.
I have my draft card from 1975. And I have a 1957 silver certificate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_certificate_(United_States)
I use Mint. I tried Ubuntu several times and ran into dependency issues. Mint has extra stuff you won't need, but it "just works". And no Snap.
https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps
Definitely use Docker. Here is one method. You can search for others.
https://pimylifeup.com/jellyfin-docker/
Been using Zoho mail with my domain for years.
https://www.zoho.com/mail/help/email-forwarding.html
Sounds sus.
I can't attest to privacy, but I have used Zoho for years with my domains.
When you boot the computer, each device identifies itself to the OS using a combination of a vendor code and a device code. In Terminal, try the following two commands:
lspci lsusb
As a customer, I always choose Paypal first if it is offered.
You have to have APN setup properly with settings from your carrier. Do a web search for your carrier + iOS + APN
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102483
With this plot arc, the show has jumped the shark.
Adding a VNC server and a Zerotier private VPN allows you to quickly provide support remotely. I support 8 different computers this way from hundreds of miles.
Orion uses WebKit and allows Firefox and Chrome extensions.
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Maybe add an Android device to one of the HDMI ports?
Also: https://github.com/PixlOne/logiops
Try: sudo chflags nochg the_file
Then try to delete the_file
You said you disabled SIP in Recovery. You did not say you actually tried to delete from Recovery.
Try booting into Recovery and use Terminal to rm -rf.
Late night infomercials 80's and 90's. He was very popular in 50's and 60's. His humor is a little simple for today's complex world. You can find examples on YouTube.