On linux /dev/random will use inputs such as mouse movement to generate random data. If a program needs random data for something such as encryption it will seemingly hang whilst it generates enough. This isn’t good on servers without an active user so you configure it to use /dev/urandom instead. Perhaps windows had similar back in the day.

Exactly this. People are so deluded that NATO aren’t a world police force and isn’t just a pact to protect its members is unreal

Footage I’ve seen so far has had Ukrainian pows returned on busses. Are we supposed to believe that this time they decided to launch an expensive to fly plane to transport just 65 pows. Every pow so far has been returned completely abused and malnourished. Suddenly this time they pulled out all the stops? It may have been shot down but there weren’t pows onboard.

His blog to me sounds like he did it because it was too difficult for him to understand a few errors. Says it all.