A websearch should return something. At least from Wikipedia.
Granted "PXE" is ambiguous abbreviation. Here it means https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preboot_Execution_Environment
Actually, most of these are in the short "Network booting" paragraph...
The actual "firewall rules" are in the Linux kernel. The kernel has had "netfilter" a long time. The "iptables" was a low level tool to interact with the netfilter. (Before iptables there was "ipchains".) Since 3.13 the kernel has had also "nf_tables" that supercedes-or-something the netfilter...
Wayland tends to have subsystem "XWayland" that looks like X11 server for (some) X11 clients. Haowever, that is for applications.
Wayland is different from X11, so there is no need nor possibility to tweak it just like all the X11 server implementations. Obviously Wayland implementation should...
UEFI has a "Boot Menu". Depending on motherboard (UEFI details), the key to show it is something like 'F11' or 'F12'. (There may be instructions about the keys during boot -- "BIOS Setup", "Boot Menu", "Network boot". Briefly.)
The Boot menu has both set and auto-detected entries. The latter...
I always buy the same set of items. With item not every time, particularly if I forget. So yes, a list could help.
Anyway, what does shopping have to do with phones?
16+4 = 20 < 24. Your example does miss 4 lanes.
There seem to be two "TUF Gaming B650": "B650-PLUS" and "B650-PLUS WIFI" . Both list:
x16 4.0 expansion slot
x4 5.0 M.2 slot
x4 4.0 M.2 slot
from 7000-series CPU. That adds up to the 24 PCIe lanes.
The chipset of those boards seem to offer 10...
Vision sets the truth? I have bad news for you. My vision differs from yours and since both cannot be true simultaneously, my vision trumps yours. That is the truth.
Perhaps one should not use direct comparisons and absolute values?
Take Trump crowd and compare it to his sanity. Huge.
Take Obama's crowd vs goodness. Not that big.
Your 'you' was a MAGA. Not all MAGAs are assassins though.
Besides, everyone knows that Trump the turncoat supports Harris. No wonder MAGAs have mixed feelings about him.
Look at configuration management systems. E.g. Ansible, Chef, Puppet. Some of them work an Windows and OS X too.
You describe desired setup (in their syntax). That is easy to backup. They install listed packages and deploy config too. When things change, you update description and redeploy...
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