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by vetinari 3y ago
For now, most people and businesses ignore Windows 11; they are happy with Windows 10. In 2025, once the Windows 10 support ends, it will be more interesting.
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by vetinari 3y ago
The DACH world is specific in many things... but I've seen cardTAN outside it. In Slovakia, Tatra banka does use this system. I guess being part of Raiffeisen explains it.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> especially Firefox, a fucking web browser, doesn't even opt into user certificates without a secret tap combo and hidden settings Firefox uses it's own CA store and installing your own is trivial. Ever tried to just open URL
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by vetinari 3y ago
Microsoft tried, they just failed. For now. They are still trying. Windows 11 requires TPM and Secure Boot.
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by vetinari 3y ago
It is different issue than that. European banks are forced by EU's Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) to authenticate using MFA for any payment over 50 EUR. So what is the second factor? Your phone. Once you pair the app in your phone
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by vetinari 3y ago
I have zfs root on ubuntu; moving to another ssd was trivial: add the second drive, recreate the partition scheme (esp, bpool, rpool), add them as mirrors to existing pools, and while waiting while it mirrors up, reinstall grub on the new e
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by vetinari 3y ago
In UK, you can have shotgun, but there are rules wrt storage, transportation and where it can be used. They are checked by cops, too. Though yes, UK, Denmark and some other countries have quite ridiculous gun and self-defense laws.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Europe? Literally lots of people have guns, where I live, Exactly. Not only outside-EU countries; I live in EU country that has ratio of registered guns to cops ~4,5:1. The difference to US is, that a) there's no open carry and b)
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by vetinari 3y ago
Yes, exactly the same thing.
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by vetinari 3y ago
In the short-term yes, in the long term the user space driver would also get open (or replaced with nouveau, since it will be on equal footing with the closed one, when communicating with kernel; just like the open vs closed amd drivers). H
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by vetinari 3y ago
> except Linux tmpfs (which has only a partial support that is useless for those who use custom xattrs, so a file with xattrs cannot be copied to /tmp if tmpfs is used). tmpfs is getting user xattrs in kernel 6.6, together with quot
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by vetinari 3y ago
Speaking of Electron... vscode even intentionally ignores .config/electron-flags.conf (or it's own -flags.conf), so you must pass the ozone flags on the command line (i.e. edit the launcher, which will be replaced on next update
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by vetinari 3y ago
Depends on the framework you used. If you used gtk or qt, it is enough for them to support wayland. If you have something homemade, or you talk directly to x11 server; well now you have to talk directly to wayland server, using a different
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by vetinari 3y ago
If your laptop has 3G (or better) radio, it has also positioning bundled in. However, although the devices might run on ancient stable standard, but that does not mean, that operating system is not playing silly games there. If you had an a
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by vetinari 3y ago
That was windows "enhanced mode", when running on 386. 286 could not return to real mode, once entering protected mode (by design; a way was found later by resetting the cpu) and had no vm86 mode. 386 had these features, and by th
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by vetinari 3y ago
Do you realize we are discussing such things here, that X doesn't support at all?
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by vetinari 3y ago
At hidpi scales, you don't do font hinting or align to pixel grid. The resolution is high enough, so it is not needed to distort glyph shapes.
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by vetinari 3y ago
There are PoE-to-USBC adapters available; random pick on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087F4QCTR (this one is af, 5V/12W and plain USB; no at, no QC or PD. If you need that, you will surely find it). For DYI,
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by vetinari 3y ago
Your UDM-Pro-SE is where you run your Unifi Protect. I.e. you need to have another device from the same vendor that supports NVR functionality. The above mentioned Reolink doorbell will happily run with any NVR from any other vendor that su
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by vetinari 3y ago
EU (see comment above).
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by vetinari 3y ago
In some jurisdictions even worse: not just outside your own yard, but also publicly-available parts of your own yard (i.e. in front of a gate or fence, or specifically separated areas available to wandering members of public).
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by vetinari 3y ago
There's a reason why you want higher voltages: to minimize losses in conduits; i.e. you can move more effectively 12W in 120V/0.1A rather than 12V/1A -- the lower current, the lower resistance. There are no 12V standards for
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by vetinari 3y ago
Corporate networks are not lagging for being ultra conservative; they lag, because the moment they start thinking about any change, their vendors start pushing all manners of products and licenses on them, that they insist are absolutely ne
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by vetinari 3y ago
Just remember that thermal print fades, thus is unusable for archival. You can pro-long the time by storage in dark, but it has (low) limits too.
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by vetinari 3y ago
It is not for criticizing; the first sentence of TFA says "accusing Russian soldiers of committing crimes in Ukraine." So, libel. Libel isn't free speech either.
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by vetinari 3y ago
That's different book; the OP meant the book on the second photo, "Unix Network Programming", ISBN 9780131411555.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Since mDNS works over multicast, it will not leave their respective subnet. Getting that traffic over subnet boundaries is a problem of it's own (see also mDNS reflector)
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by vetinari 3y ago
Canonical, being incorporated on Isle of Man, could make moves, that distributions rooted in US could not. MP3 is the prime example.
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by vetinari 3y ago
But the desktop was not plain GNOME. It was polished GNOME. They were but of the jokes at the time for the color theme chosen, but it had polish that plain GNOME didn't. That is valid even today; just the choice of default font is huge
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by vetinari 3y ago
> It can (that's why it's being pursued) No, it can't -- see bellow; there's also no quantitative objective stated or communicated. Hence, it is not controllable, whether it achieved the stated objective or not. What

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