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by kuschku 2y ago
Back during the early 2000s, when OpenOffice threatened to eat Microsoft's lunch, they created the new .docx/.pptx/.xlsx Office Open XML file formats and got ISO to standardize them as ISO 29500-1. The standard isn't det
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by kuschku 2y ago
This behaviour has a specific name. Microsoft is embracing open source, gaining market share with proprietary extensions, and then those to extinguish any truly OSS forks. Embrace, extend, extinguish. Once again.
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by kuschku 2y ago
Those rules and regulations only apply to consumer products, business/professional products are exempt. This product is obviously not a consumer product.
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by kuschku 2y ago
Sony also makes dual-layer LCDs, they even introduced a new model in 2023: https://pro.sony/en_GB/products/broadcastpromonitors/bvm-hx3...
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by kuschku 2y ago
EDIT: If Google decides to ever remove this useful feature as well, here's an archive link showing what the results used to look like at the time of posting: https://archive.is/5KwA6 .
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by kuschku 2y ago
It's really easy to find real reviews. The magic trick is -affiliate -amazon. You can add other qualifiers as well. Try it: https://www.google.com/search?q=macbook+m3+pro+review+-affil... Reviews financed via affiliate
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by kuschku 2y ago
Make sure to check which firmware version the module you got is using. The module I ordered last year still uses an old firmware from 2020 which has telnet access available. The module I ordered a few weeks ago uses a new firmware with no t
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by kuschku 2y ago
Sure, but even with the fritzbox situation all ISPs also offer dedicated ONTs as free rental or for 40€ as purchase. Some, e.g. Telekom, also offer SFP ONTs (Digitalisierungsbox Glasfasermodem)
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by kuschku 2y ago
> Is there an advantage to using your own ONT Some customers might want a dedicated ONT, some might want an SFP+ module, some might want one integrated into their router. Some ISPs only allow registering one ONT per account and don'
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by kuschku 2y ago
> I highly doubt many cross-platform games are ported at all - its just a different target in Unreal/Unity/etc. Horizon is running in Guerilla Games' in-house Decima Engine, which is PS5-only for production builds. Ports a
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by kuschku 2y ago
Nvidia's SHIELD is also okay, probably better than Roku even so far.
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by kuschku 2y ago
What kind of material are your keys and locks made from? Over here nickelsilver or nickel plated hardened steel is common for keys and a combination of brass, steel and titanium for locks.
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by kuschku 2y ago
Brass? Who said anything about brass? Typical keys are made from nickel plated hardened steel and nickelsilver. Considering the shiny coating is long gone and the keys are ferromagnetic, I assume it's the first. The keys are certainly
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by kuschku 2y ago
The best result for the consumer would obviously be the best maps integrated into the best search. That may end up apple maps or here wego with google search. It'd be perfectly fine for Google to allow choosing your own maps provider,
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by kuschku 2y ago
No cover, just straight up gorilla glass victus. And it's not just key metal deposited on the screen, there are deep grooves cut into it.
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by kuschku 2y ago
Considering how easy it is to break keys in the lock, I'd say they're definitely more brittle than malleable?
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by kuschku 2y ago
I've similarly experienced bad scratches whenever my phone and my keys come into contact, hardened steel may still be able to cause scratches?
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by kuschku 2y ago
As detailed in my sibling reply, by definition that includes any bug in gettime (as that'd affect tls certificate validation), any bug in a filesystem (as that'd affect loading of selinux/apparmor profiles), any bug in eBPF (
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by kuschku 2y ago
Sounds like your problem was that while KDE supports SMB, your player does not. While Gnome will use fuse to mount SMB into the actual file system, KDE built supports for protocol like SMB natively into their libraries. The KDE approach has
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by kuschku 2y ago
> important component of a successful attack, and are a violation of some security policies If the kernel returned random values from gettime, that'd lead to tls certificate validation not being reliable anymore. As result, any bug
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by kuschku 2y ago
Then check out these definitions, from 2000, defined by the CVE editorial board: > The CVE list aspires to describe and name all publicly known facts about computer systems that could allow somebody to violate a reasonable security polic
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by kuschku 2y ago
That's the modern definition, which is rewriting history. Let's look at the actual, original definition: > The CVE list aspires to describe and name all publicly known facts about computer systems that could allow somebody to v
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by kuschku 2y ago
> Think about the US presidency: how much money should the US citizenry be willing to pay to get the best candidate into office? And yet... > §102. Compensation of the President > The President shall receive in full for his service
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by kuschku 2y ago
IPv4 routing is more complicated, especially with multiple levels of NAT applied. Google has measured to most customers about 20ms less latency on IPv6 than on IPv4, according to their IPv6 report.
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by kuschku 2y ago
> including the people who came up with them How do you figure that? The original definition of CVE is exactly the same as how Linux approaches it. Sure, in recent years security consultants have been overloading CVE to mean something el
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by kuschku 2y ago
> With modern internet connections being 200Mbit to 1Gbit, I don't see that we need the bandwidth in private homes Private connections tend to be asymmetrical. In some cases, e.g. old DOCSIS versions, that used to be due to technica
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by kuschku 2y ago
CVE assignment != security issue CVE numbers are just a way to ensure everyone is talking about the same bug. Not every security issue has a CVE, not every CVE is a security issue. Often, a regular bug turns out years later to have been a s
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by kuschku 2y ago
> One exception: in dolphin you cannot open files directly from smb:// shares ??? Of course you can. Your comments sound like you installed KDE ontop of a distro that uses gnome by default, missing half the packages. KIO expose
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by kuschku 2y ago
It used to be relatively easy to override the filechooser by forcing portal mode, but Gnome actually disabled that because people aren't supposed to use it. (See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge
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by kuschku 2y ago
You and the previous poster are talking about different things. Gnome has consistent UI. Every app looks the same. KDE has consistent UX. Every app works the same. If users can learn a paradigm once and apply it everywhere, your paradigm ca

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