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Maybe the remediation invisibly failed because Defender didn't have rights set. But now I had to give it rights or it would just say there was a mysterious threat (gave me an obtuse summary). So now it might actually be able to deal with the "threat" and undo my telemetry block, I guess. But maybe it needs a network for it (and hosts access?).W10 and 11 flagging hosts telemetry blocking as a bigtime security threat is a thing which started a few years back according to a web search.

And the realistic rebels would be like,We need to firmly tell this Palpatine to stop with the abusive resort planets, water poisoning and storm troopers shooting people up.And Palpatine is like,No, it's the lying rebels who are doing the bad planet thing and poison thing....please stop Palpatine or we're raising an angry sign.I see the jobless rebels have nothing better to do than cause TOTAL CHAOS!Jobless? I thought you said we were building 20 death stars.I never said that!

Early bicycle prototypes would probably not be all that energy efficient tho due to the lack of ball bearings and rubber wheels, and wood is actually kind of heavy. The Romans did know of ball bearings tho, because I think they were used in Nero's insane rotating building and a few other places. Steel was quite a ways off I guess. Ball bearings and chains would probably not last that long and just be very demanding to manufacture altogether. Nothing that a time traveller couldn't solve though.

Shooty armies that sit tight, like IG, probably benefits the most from the razor wire. It seems more like something one would use in a defense scenario though.I also made a pool seen in the background. It's just warm blue paint going towards a mud colour in the shallows, then wood glue on top as it dries glossy and a bit bumpy.Varnish might not feel as soft. Perhaps some clear plastic could be used to give a deeper illusion of depth. Just paint the bottom of it and use as a base plate?

I got another W11 update delay on shutdown despite network being set to off, so I also turned off my router and the update didn't go through, making boot and reboot much faster. So I think it's circumventing the user setting. Might have to give W11 an incorrect wifi password (or change some auto connect setting).These updates are too brief to be full updates... I'm not sure what W11 is doing but it's seemingly network related (haven't checked any logs).