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by throwaway294566 4y ago
That law would override any such disclaimer by the seller (or other kind of "commercial producer") of OSS software. What is "critical" is determined by the catalogue of critical software categories.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
That isn't an audit. Audits are not about actually doing anything about security. Audits are about having documented procedure and properties and reviewing documentation. The typical software you need to google in the context of an aud
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Usually only the original producer of each component has to do the certification and apply the CE stamp. Any conglomerate doesn't need to reevaluate all the components themselves, only their interactions in the conglomerate. So for you
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Any kind of commercial gain can be considered "profit". 10ct/month from an ad banner is considered a commercial activity in Germany and courts treat it as such, with consequences like Impressumspflicht (need to publish person
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
You are definitely expecting something that the camera makers' market segmentation does not provide. If you need clean HDMI, you can buy a camera that has it, but I estimate only a quarter of currently available DSLRs do.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Unfortunately most cameras do not provide "clean" HDMI output. That is, the HDMI output contains camera UI symbols like focus points, battery state, lighting, etc. Configuration options to disable those UI symbols are generally no
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
"Ur" is a German prefix meaning "old", "original", "predecessor". So Ur-Lisp would be the old original Lisp that is predecessor to all other Lisps. Other examples include Urrind (Rind == Bovine) which
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Shorting tether can simply be a hedge against falling tether if you are holding large amounts. Doing that with stocks is completely normal and nothing to raise an eyebrow about.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
As I'm forced to use an Apple computer for work from time to time (fortunately rarely), I do not understand how anyone can claim for Apple to have any standards. Especially when it comes to "design". Fonts look blurry and was
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
One part of "not boring" is picking one that fits your taste and the style of the site you are using it on. So there cannot be one canonical recommendation. Google fonts is full of usable stuff. Just have the courage to pick somet
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Substituting Arial by Helvetica is the ultimate expression of pointless counterproductive font snobbery. If you really want to do the world some good, substitute by something that a) isn't boring and overused b) isn't almost indis
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Right, exactly. And non-grounded Schuko Sockets are forbidden, at least in Germany (Europlug sockets are allowed if they only accept Europlugs, see the ones on the left side here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Eur
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Yes.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
The socket in your example is Type F, Schuko. Those are only available in recessed form, any flat variants are strictly verboten, nonconforming, etc. It is actually another problem of the original article: It doesn't show and distingui
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
I think this is just a simple ad-/clickfarming page without any actually useful content. The content that is there is also wrong and misleading.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
The original article is somewhat wrong or at least misleading regarding the compatibility of Type F (Schuko, German) plugs with Type E (French) sockets: "Type [...] F plugs will also fit in type E sockets". Actually, they won&#x27
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
The problem with the building block approach is that it usually compromises any supposed security advantages Wireguard may have. You get a supersecure bank safe where the key is handed to you in the baker's shop opposite if you ask nic
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
While not totally awesome, OpenVPN is miles beyond Wireguard when it comes to credential management. There are several auth plugins, you can use "the usual stuff" like PAM, and through that LDAP/Kerberos, ActiveDirectory, RAD
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
I've worked for a government entity in Germany where this was regulated as follows. I think most of the private companies do it similarly as a baseline and are more generous as an optional perk: When you are doing "real" work
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Depends on where on the covid-panic-scale your local government is. In Germany there is still talk about waves, mask mandates and possible restrictions.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Yes, I am sure that extroverts are to blame. But not only extroverted techies. Management is almost 100% extroverts. Extroverted techies went along, repeating the party line of "watercooler talk makes us cooperate more", "I l
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
> I always saw tech as the field where a disproportionally large amount of people truly love what they do. You do confuse "loving what they do" with "being at the office" and "socializing during slack time".
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Firefox with uMatrix can do that.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
In Britain, reliably, once per day it'll rain. Only the rest of the weather is unpredictable.
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
You can. The leap second is always 23:59:60
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Thats why the day doesn't end at the instant of 23:59:59, nor does it end at 23:59:60 (if there is a leap second). It actually ends at 24:00:00. Which is the same instant in time as 00:00:00 of the following day. Every conforming imple
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by throwaway294566 4y ago
Now unbundle delivery from movies/series/stuff and I'll be a member again.