There is a current proposal by the Irish presidency of the EU commission that would allow a GDPR exception for anything relating to AI.
Hope it dies in parliament. But never forget that the rights that do exist in the EU are constantly under attack by lobby interests.
… why do you keep buying a product that is very clearly shit?
Amazon.de doesn’t have this, and I rarely use it anyway, but I took this as an opportunity to request all data they have on me. If you live in certain US stages (e.g. California), or successfully represent you do, you can probably do that too.
No, they’ve been bought out by a super shady company years ago. They’re also chromium now. The original Opera team partially moved to create Vivaldi, also Chromium.
Sieht für mich recht vibe coded aus. Warum nicht einfach Wikipedia & Co. direkt hosten?
Affine is a bit weird, and not quite FOSS (source available and you can self-host it following their terms). But it fits a gap no one else quite fills, and I’ve been hosting it for a few people for a while.
For me it’s usually webrings or reccomended sections on small websites, or just blogs citing other blogs.
I don’t know for sure. They announced it one day, but I haven’t really caught that much public discussion before that.
It might also be more accurate to say they switched the default selection, since you are able to select the MAC solution in the installer of the desktop versions, it’s just that SEL is now the default selection instead off AppArmor.
This was the mail they announced the change in: https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/factory@lists.opensuse.org/message/YN4TCBCU4A2V5G2MWR5EWYF46267BO7F/
Safely is a spectrum. I’d argue that as long as you aren’t under active ddos, cloudflare’s stuff isn’t all that useful. For DNS, I’d take a look at https://desec.io/.
SUSE is now on SELinux too.
The mirrorless lineup from manufacturers has a different mount than their dslrs.
Wobei letzteres ja auch wiederum müßig ist, weil eine der Kabinen frei zugänglich ist. Wo liegt insofern das Argument gegen kostenloses pissen für alle?
Made me look at helix, which actually works better for my usecase. So I guess I gotta thank him for that?
This blog took a look at it a while ago. Tl;dr, it’s arch, plus hyperland, plus some packages, plus - the original part - some questionably managed dotfiles.
Also, anything DHH does should be immediately suspect. And him having some of his wealthy friends put some money in a foundation isn’t really an indicator of quality, just networking.
Deswegen ist Milch ausgeklammert.
I mean, you can write however you like. But it does kinda give the vibes of it being written like a click bait YouTube speaks.
It’s less any verbosity, and more that the sentence and post structures sound very ai. Not that you’d be the only person that just writes like that, but especially the concluding paragraph sounds exactly like something an LLM would output.
Some high end models of years and decades past had a fob with a little lcd display that acted as a remote for the heating and cooling.
I host several services accessible via the open Web. They are isolated enough that a breach would most likely only compromise that service. They are also kept up to date, and logs are monitored.
There’s always a risk when exposing something, and I am limiting some services to access via VPN because either the data in them is too sensitive, or I don’t trust them to be secure enough.
You probably also aren’t a worthwhile target in most cases.
Even if it pops, a lot of memory manufacturers have retooled their production lines. It’ll take a while to actually get normal supplies back.