DNS is the way around it. But, the caveat is that while you can update your DNS entry as often as you like, itll often be cached on intermediate servers for an unknown amount of time. Expect a downtime of anywhere from a few minutes to days everytime your address changes.
This is the plot of one of the far cry games right?
"who programs writers who have a vendetta against Israel and Zionism"
Oh no, not the poor Zionists...
So, make a deal, build an airbase, declare it under US + Denmark + NATO protection. No need to conquer it to deter anyone.
Tag Nsfw pls.
They owe their start to the gaming community, but their success has largely been off the back of being first to "sell shovels" for crypto and AI.
They've kinda outgrown us sadly. I kinda wonder if they'll spin out the GPU business one day.
And once free, the idiot tries to pick a fight again....
Yeah, it prevents booting on that motherboard, but they can just yank your disks and boot it on another motherboard.
Normally, a good bios password implementation shouldn't reset with CMOS battery, but for yours it seems it does.
I have just finished all the watch dog games, looks like they'll be a sequel after all!
And on a bad day, they have to pull one together. :D
"We don't have the budget for 2 fire suppression systems, just install the cheapest and call it a day"