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by deng 2y ago
Except these "Grizzly Men" and Supertramps of the world can only do what they do because society has enabled them to do that. Try living that life without any technology, transportation, modern outdoor equipment, drugs/medica
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by deng 2y ago
Maybe that was possible 10 years go, they now require that you put up a web page for your domain with a valid German imprint (most importantly: your full contact information).
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by deng 2y ago
> At least once a month, I get asked to release some incoming email from quarantine that got sent there because the sender's SPF record is wrong or outdated And at the same time, I regularly get Spam/Phishing with perfect SPF,
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by deng 2y ago
But that's exactly the point: there's no general rule for this kind of thing, it depends on the concrete situation. There are definitely stop signs where you need to do a full stop because you cannot see any oncoming traffic. Basi
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by deng 2y ago
It already fails in Manhattan. I know that by US standards, the traffic in Manhattan is already considered chaos, but it's usually pretty tame compared to other countries. There are these videos by this HUGE Tesla fanboy, just look her
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by deng 2y ago
Yes, what is also important is that in many cities you often need to drive with a bit of... let's say "confidence", otherwise you will never leave your current spot. When you try to enter a busy street, you sometimes JUST NEE
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by deng 2y ago
And please keep in mind that this is pretty much in the optimal settings for FSD: great weather, huge streets, everything is as "car friendly" as it gets. I'd like to see FSD navigating an old Italian city, there's just
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by deng 2y ago
Illegal is one thing, but more importantly: many people will not at all appreciate you filming them, though it's probably very much depending on where you are (it's probably more accepted in tourist areas). Germany is actually rel
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by deng 2y ago
> I am just running a social experiment. So you're just a troll. > I am interested in what people think about the document. The "document" is a 300-page book of medical studies. How about you read it and give us a summa
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by deng 2y ago
Fully agree, so one more reason to get vaccinated, as getting myocarditis from Covid is far more common. https://newsroom.heart.org/news/myocarditis-risk-significant...
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by deng 2y ago
Yes, this causal relationship with myocarditis is well known by now. However: "In a detailed analysis of nearly 43 million people, the risk of myocarditis in unvaccinated individuals after COVID-19 infection was at least 11 times highe
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by deng 2y ago
> Maybe check out the side effects of MRNA vaccines. Too busy to read it yourself? The summary is not long. After that, maybe check out the possible consequences of a Covid infection, Wikipedia is a good start.
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by deng 2y ago
It is not paywalled, you can read the summary here https://nap.nationalacademies.org/read/27746/chapter/2
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by deng 2y ago
Another point that is rarely mentioned or tested in reviews: massively improved transparency mode compared to the older models. I can use these headphones for hours as headset in video conferences with enabled transparency and not feel isol
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by deng 2y ago
Sorry, I'm not talking earbuds but closed headphones. I have the WH-1000XM5, and I immediately notice that I hear my own voice/noise way more as soon as I turn them off.
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by deng 2y ago
This is actually what I enjoy most of my Sony ANC headphones and this is what makes them so much better for noise reduction compared to simple earmuffs: they also cancel your own sounds.
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by deng 2y ago
Since you are explicitly asking for cheapest: a used Motorola Moto G7 Play can be gotten very cheap. Alternatively, a used Pixel 3a. You probably find something cheaper from Xiaomi, but I'd stay clear as unlocking the bootloader is not
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by deng 2y ago
GitLab only supports the latest three point releases, so that's not an option here.
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by deng 2y ago
Ha, I thought this is about the latest account takeover vulnerability when using Bitbucket OAuth ( https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2024-4024 ), but it's actually still about the old one from Janua
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by deng 2y ago
> Or Linux / glibc / musl, sure, why not. Some people (no, not me) want to run Linux w/o systemd. The point is that a sudo replacement service should be fairly portable to the universe of UNIX/Unix/BSD/Linux
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by deng 2y ago
> systemd is a large beast -- no need to make it larger with unrelated things I think I sufficiently explained why it is very much related. > the Unix philosophy seems to be applicable here Systemd very much follows the unix philosoph
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by deng 2y ago
> Decoupling/single-reponsibility is sort of lesson #1 in software engineering. Well said. What makes you think systemd does not do this? Have you ever even looked at systemd in any amount of detail? Do you think it is one big binar
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by deng 2y ago
And I disagree with that. The 'sudo problem' is a good example why it makes sense to handle init and login by the same system (note I'm not meaning "same binary" here, in fact, they are separate binaries in systemd)
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by deng 2y ago
> With s6, the idea is to replace a SUID binary with an IPC mechanism. That does make sense, since (parts of) the init system need to be running as root. Same idea with systemd-run.
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by deng 2y ago
> But what makes me really upset is this completely unexplainable need to make everything part of one particular init system. It is not unexplainable at all. In fact, the article explains it very well. sudo allows you to execute code as
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by deng 2y ago
> First, getting rid of setuid (I guess you'd have to get rid of the whole thing, not just the permission bit) is not the same as making systemd an integral part of the OS. It absolutely is. sudo allows you to execute code as anothe
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by deng 2y ago
So that's your best shot against systemd? - Linux packagers decide to patch sshd to use libsystemd for a notification, that could have been trivially done without this library. - libsystemd depends on libzlma - libzlma depends on xz An
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by deng 2y ago
Because pkexec has the same problems as sudo: it's a SUID binary. As Lennart says, the goal is to eventually get rid of SUID binaries altogether, as they are an inherent security risk. Replacing sudo with pkexec would not change much.
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by deng 2y ago
Unfortunately, these 'common symptoms' often do not occur after an infection, so this is misleading. In never had them but was positive for Lyme after dealing with joint pain for quite a while. Taking a single dose of Doxy is usua

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