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7·2 years agoDoes this help at all: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/windows-sso
Can still use the “Shift + F10 and type OOBE/BYPASSNRO” option. A non-online method is still necessary for corporate environments that use Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) or other tools to image computers in bulk. See more details here: https://www.tomshardware.com/software/windows/door-slammed-on-last-remaining-easy-windows-11-local-account-setup-workaround
1·3 years agoYes, it is turned on by default. You can opt-out if you’d like. Here’s a pretty good article that covers it all: https://www.howtogeek.com/725842/what-is-apples-find-my-network/
Samsung SmartTags “Find” network is opt-in, which stagnated the growth of their network.
Tile’s network is naturally opt-in as it requires us to install the app, and therefore has the lowest coverage from my understanding.
I recall seeing the following approximate numbers:
- Apple: 1,000,000,000
- Samsung: 300,000,000
- Tile: 35,000,000
Battery and data usage are negligible.
That’s how it’s expected to work, yes. As does Samsung SmartTags, and Tiles. These tracking devices (that we purchase and opt-in for) are a net positive in most cases. How else would we expect them to work if not for Bluetooth beacons (and UWB)?
4·3 years agoNot automatically. You had to click ‘sign up for threads’. Still, it was very seamless and even let you auto follow those you had on Instagram, so the user count was definitely inflated. It’s not surprising the number of active users are way down.
I can’t speak for Sidebery, but Firefox’s own Multi-Account Containers extension indispensable. Give it a try (maybe without Sidebery enabled in case it causes conflicts) and you’ll notice how much it helps with managing multiple Azure accounts and other general browsing isolation. Particularly useful is the “always open this website in this container” feature.
Does it necessarily have to be an independent tablet when not connected to your laptop? If not, then look into a “portable monitor”. That should do what you’re looking for. USB-C on both ends. Plugs into your laptop and can be used as an external display / secondary screen.