I've heard you can use a cheap local RADIUS server to establish a local domain. Anyone attempt this?
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Not Radius,Samba. But yes. In theory the Samba server can even run on a VM on the same PC(but that makes it really messy). Raspi or similar is far easier.
Univention offers a ready made distro for that,but not for ARM, though.
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Do people avoid Chromebooks for the same reason?
And like that, they just ensured I'm never moving on from 10.
M$ be like, fine, we didn't want you anyway
They say, until they start crying about "unsecured devices" that they assume all contribute to malware footprints despite all of the hold-outs I know having comprehensive A/V solutions lmfao
You can still easily bypass it with other methods, like unplugging your ethernet cable. Even if you don't have an ethernet cable you can unplug, the WiFi screen has an "I don't have internet" button on Windows 11 Pro and above. Not sure about Home, but there are other alternative ways. It's still really shitty they keep trying to force this on people.