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/r/ATC(old.reddit.com)
2 points by throw_a_grenade 7mo ago|1 comments
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by throw_a_grenade 7mo ago
I'd guess it's because of the general attitude of the project's community, specifically GNOME people and their “my way or highway” style of answering questions e.g. about CSD or other non-critical stuff, not directly related
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by throw_a_grenade 7mo ago
Not OP, but that post clearly was alluding to Hitler coming to power democratically. That they don't need to worry was a very dark joke. Anyway, it's just history.
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
(2015)
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
I don't, I'm Polish. Can't say for sure for Ukrainians, don't know Ukrainian that well, but my reading of https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D1%81%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%B... and https://en.wi
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
More like pi+[y]es, but single syllable and no y. EDIT: Here are three audio files to hear: https://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/pies#pies_(j%C4%99zyk_polski)
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
"Pies" means "dog" in Polish an Ukrainian (пес).
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
> [...] it has critical economic impact on many countries, it should be regulated by them? This was exactly the point of recent (2024) eIDAS update, which introduced EU Trusted Lists. The original draft was that the browsers were mandate
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
This is good point. I think it would still be discounted in favour of suggesting another CAs that users can switch to, but you're right, the promise was that cert management would be hands off, and changing CAs is not hands off in any
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
The point about antitrust lawsuits I concur, but LE is not the only free-as-in-beer ACME. For one, there's ZeroSSL, then Actalis, SSL.com. For some time BuyPass offered free certs, but it does no longer. Last but not least Google itsel
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
Yes, that's all right, there's already a requirement that they submit to one Google CT log and one non-Google CT log. They thought about it already. The playbook I mentioned they've been rehearsing contains specific threat ag
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
If they wanted, they absolutely can distrust LE. The trick is to distrust only certificates issued after specific date (technically: with „NotBefore” field after specific point in time), so the certs already issued continue to work for the
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
If I had such a problem with my OS, I would have changed the distribution.
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
> [...] but there is no european cloud operator able to offer what AWS/GCP/Azure offer. This is FUD, 1990s Micro$oft style. I guess nothing particular changed on this front.
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by throw_a_grenade 8mo ago
No, of course not. They want to also measure response in the physical aspects (like electricians thot would have to drive some time to arrive on site). They're testing end-to-end, so to say. There's no testing like testing in prod
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by throw_a_grenade 9mo ago
This is third time. Two months ago a railway was sabotaged on the other side of the EU: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gknv8nxlzo
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by throw_a_grenade 9mo ago
Now this is a strange coincidence, if coincidence at all.
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by throw_a_grenade 9mo ago
The traditional Polish categories of sorting rubbish is „to the burner” and „to the forest”, optionally „to be burned during the day” and „to be burned during the night”.
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Intelligence – A Mystery Investigation Game(intelligencegame.tech)
47 points by throw_a_grenade 9mo ago|9 comments
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
Also you can't do self-referential strutcs. Double-linked lists are also pain to implement, and they're are heavily used in kernel.
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
Well, the way my parents discouraged me from smoking was, they brought a pack of cigarettes home and let me have one. Was awful, never wanted to try it again. That was an important life lesson for me.
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
No, this is backwards. Fun is trying new things (I think it's evolutionary mechanism that ensure kids are learning by default), and once the thing has been tried, it's not new anymore, so won't be tried again. Best thing we c
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
EU (and preceding organisations since European Coal and Steel Community) were created so that there will be no war in Europe. How exactly this objective is achieved is of secondary importance. It is economic institution, because someone cal
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
IIUC no, this is Council position before trilogue.
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by throw_a_grenade 10mo ago
The crux is in those „risk assessments”, to be approved by authorities. IIUC those authorities will be able to designate e.g. Signal „high risk” and slap penalties unless they „mitigate” the risk. Hard to tell what will happen without seein
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by throw_a_grenade 11mo ago
I won't be put in (public) writing, but it's a same thing as “no-one gets fired for buying IBM”. Sometimes it's part of a bigger international agreement, like, you buy food and we buy weapons or sth.
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by throw_a_grenade 11mo ago
inter alia , “among others”
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by throw_a_grenade 11mo ago
Maybe a bit. I just got triggered by the newspeak.
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by throw_a_grenade 11mo ago
> The form of the ogonek derives from a mediaeval scribal sign, the e caudata, and in European typography it follows the conventional writing of that sign in how it attaches to various vowel letters: [pic] > In North American indigeno
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by throw_a_grenade 11mo ago
The problem is, its false to insist that the manager does not have real facts. The facts have been stated by OP in the first post in the thread, and while the statement can be true or false, it's not like it's not there. The respo

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