Sounds like Ubuntu pro maybe?

That split system is how it works where I live. Obviously it’s quite difficult to have competition for the infrastructure. So I can choose who delivers power (well, I mean it comes from the same grid. But different companies buying power from the same spot market charge you different amounts 🤷) but the infrastructure is a monopoly. Not only do we pay a fixed fee for the infrastructure, but also a transfer fee (and taxes, and also taxes on the taxes)

So in the end I pay more for the infrastructure part than the power consumption.

It’s running Merlin, works pretty well. Then again, all it does is NAT and DHCP (and apparently the parent control thing)

Asus had some different ideas about libgen.rs 😯

Can confirm, while it does work my T495 has been a disappointment in so many ways.

If it hadn’t been called a ThinkPad I probably would have bothered much less, but that name brought some expectations.

Upon changing ticket system at work, one of the graybeards asked about apis and cli access because “real men don’t click”

And of course if I alone get to decide who the bad people are, it will be completely fair.