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Usually a lurker.Maybe I should've just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment...

If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.

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  • Mo-Fr: 9-18Every weekday unless public holidays

  • I had apprentices doing a job reorientation in class pushing their 30s.

  • Regarding deals:If you are in Germany: Zoll-Auktionen does sell goverment surplus/decommissioned gear and also from seizes by customs.

    Sometimes there are decent offerings there

  • Don't forget about those prices:Price of the article

    • Shipping
    • Customs handling fees (at least in Germany and with DHL as the handler you can't not have itbwithout jumping through some hoops. DHL Express does it free but you have to provide the info for customs)= customs fees (article + shipping (+6€ customs service by DHL) + import tax (in Germany 19%))

    And that quickly adds.So assume 100€ for PC (IMO highly unlikely for those specs)

    • 30€ Intl. shipping from US to Germany (Assumption the parcel weighs >5kg and is tracked)
    • 6€ for DHL= 136€136€ + 19% customs (either VAT or Import if it's between private parties) = 161€

    (Depending on the price, customs may cite you to their office to open the parcel to proof if the contents of the parcel are correct the value goes over 150€)

    So yeah...Importing is quite a bitch.Better to search within the EU (assuming OP is from the European Union or Schengen region)

  • Hasnt Proton assisted law enforcement in freezing, locking out or providing access to some person?I remember that happen.

  • Radarr/Sonarr: Change the naming scheme, select every release, hit "rename"

  • I have never seen a switch not being in use basically 24/7.And if only 1 device is attached: This is basically a glorified extension cord.

  • Not yet.

  • Forgot Intel? lol

  • And China is unable to sell in the west due to patents on x86 architecture.

    Would be interesting to see how their CPUs fare against the Intel/AMD offerings

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  • Please stop nitpicking.It's as insecure as every other software exposed to the internet.It's just that some softwares (like Jellyfin) is more prone to be a risk than others (like nginx).

    Juat be aware of what you do.

  • Better rather than worse, yes.

    Just need to be aware if what you expose and how and where.

  • Designed meaning in that case intended to be exposed.More of an internal thing.VPNs on the other hand are designed to be exposed. Same with some ssh servers or reverse proxies like traefik, nginx etc.

  • Usually anything related to GDPR.I believe California has a similar law framework.

    Essentially websites are obligated to ask for consent of storing cookies.Usually they can be denied and you won't have a personalized experience (e.g. dark mode wont be persistent between page visits) but it should not prevent you from viewing.It's just companies will pressure you into accepting them by utilizing dark patterns and try to coax you into accepting the most privacy invasive options (and selling your data to >500 advertisers)

  • Luckily I set up a workaround by executing the script every 3 months ;)I knew something like this might happen.

  • I reported an error in the documentation of a vendor we use at work.Error was, that the Agent is supposed to create a windows event entry upon being upgraded. But it gave a event-id different from the one in the docs.I wanted it fixed because I used it to execute a script.

    They acknowledged the error and fixed the event id number.In the next version they changed something. Now it doesnt give any event-id at all despite the documentation saying it should. ¯(ツ)

  • Problem is...Piefed exclusive.So doesnt help the Fedieverse

  • Say mods prohibit links to piracy sites but allow discussion, the mods can moderate the content.

    But that front end problem is so typical... :p