Keep in mind… I first installed Linux at Mandrake 7.1 (bit of digging will tell you how long ago that was) - it really did take me decades to become comfortable with it… What forced my hand was a few things, dealing with we servers remotely, writing code for them (via windows), and then android was what tipped the balance.
If I’m using a Linux like operating system in my pocket, coding for Linux remotely then what the hell am I dojng still running windows?
Install Linux, get frustrated with it, reinstall windows and live with it - repeat for over a decade until you realise the last time you installed Linux you didn’t get frustrated and have been using it for the past two years.
It’s been turbo janky for ages… It really does need to be sorted out.
Run your own vpn, and only allow access to your services remotely if they are coming through that vpn.
Now you’ve shifted some of the security over to how secure your vpn server’s authentication is.
People can’t imagine an apple in great detail? I thought this was just something everyone can do? Not only can I imagine it, or anything else perfectly, I can taste it, smell it, move it around in space inside my head…
I just assumed being able to do that was part of the human condition.
When you do, you are locked in place and cannot move.
You switch because new information has been added… If the host didn’t reveal what was behind one of the doors, you wouldn’t switch (or do, it wouldn’t matter the chances are the same).
Host shows you something that removes things from the table… And that impacts the probabilities.