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And I love it. This is when you feel it's your computer, not "this computer"
Meanwhile my windows computer wakes up from sleep in the middle of the night to update and starts a light show in my room.
You can't easily deactivate that behavior.
It's not really my computer, it's Microsoft's computer that they lend me.
@Tetsuo @vkirlin You could flip the power switch behind the tower to make sure the pc is completely turned off
some power supplies dont have that, but you can always unplug it.
unless its a laptop, then you can take the battery out, i guess