One of the PCs can spoof the MAC of the other and receive its Ethernet frames.
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Modern browsers do, at least on desktop. I know Firefox does.
It is definitely not open-source. They created their own license: https://github.com/antiwork/gumroad?tab=License-1-ov-file
And the tl;dr on the "suspicious timing" is that the owner seems to have gotten rid of support staff and replaced them with an AI chatbot so that he can go "work" for DOGE. Yes, really.
No, no one has to promote warmongering.
And in the US. We gave the cable companies free money to build out broadband, and they just... didn't.
Mostly. Office 365 has pretty frequent outages.
Nobody wants this
All true, but still doesn't make them a theocracy or ethnostate (except for the bits where the king claimed to be appointed by God himself).
That's still quite a bit short of the nearly 12 million 3.5% threshold that correlates with success.
No points for guessing which party Bibi belongs to, and which currently holds power.
That would be worse, because then it would send and receive traffic for multiple vlans.
Unless your switch uses that to refer to link aggregation instead of vlan trunking. Network terminology like that can mean different things to different vendors.